Returning to work? Help your dog adjust with 7 simple steps
As more people return to the office, pet parents can use these expert tips to help their dogs adjust to being home alone.
Pandemic
Dogs may be the real winners during the global COVID-19 pandemic. After all, your dog loves nothing more than spending time with you.
During the pandemic, it’s a perfect time to work on dog training and find new ways to keep your dog active and happy.
Keep your dog active: For your dog’s overall health, try to stick to your routine as much as possible. But feel free to take plenty of walks in your neighborhood. You’ll both enjoy the time together.
Cuddle with them: Take advantage of this extra time to get in some extra snuggles. Cuddling helps relieve anxiety during these stressful times. And most dogs are natural cuddle bugs so that they will enjoy the extra snuggle time, too.
Training time: Use your extra time at home productively and work on improving your dog’s manners. Basic obedience training never goes out of style and can make your dog happier and healthier.
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