Group

Leaving your dog home alone can be stressful for both the owner and the pet. To minimize discomfort, it is important to prepare properly. First of all, start with short periods of solitude, gradually increasing the time. Before leaving, provide active walks so that the dog spends excess energy and tolerates your absence more easily. Use toys that will occupy the pet, such as squeaker toys or toys with treats. Getting used to solitude and creating a comfortable environment will help your dog feel confident even when he is dog alone. In addition, make the house safe by removing all toxic substances and small objects that can be dangerous for the pet. Regularly practice leaving the dog alone for short periods of time, and he will learn to cope with this condition.