Who Moved My Bone: A Guide for Multi--Dog Households

by Theresa Mancuso

Dog training and care take on a whole new dimension when there’s more than one dog in the household. Owners find themselves surrendering the bed (because it’s easier than hearing the dogs whine), skipping vacations (because it’s harder to find a sitter for more than one dog), and skipping social events (to get home to their pooches). Who Moved My Bone? is a lifeline for those who have more than one dog—and the perfect preparation for those who are considering adding another dog to their families. As this reassuring book shows, it is possible to have more than one dog, keep all of them happy, and still have a life. This wise and affectionate guide answers such crucial canine conundrums as how · Establish good street manners for dogs that walk together
· Prevent feeding time from being a frenzy
· Play games that do not cause jealousy
· Travel with dogs—and know when to leave them at home
· Help a dog cope with the loss of a packmate Pack living is truly a dog’s natural habitat. Written with tenderness and authority by a longtime multiple dog owner, Who Moved My Bone? provides every bit of information the leader of the pack needs in order to realize the special benefits of sharing a life with more than one dog.

Genres: Nonfiction, Dogs

288 pages, Paperback

First published July 12, 2004

Reviews

[Reader · Rating 5 out of 5]

I think it was a great book teaching us to adopt to change

[Julie · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good book for multi-dog households. Conversational style. I read it in an afternoon. The chapter titled, "Know Your Dogs" was insightful. Other chapters I skimmed through.