Free printable guide
The Home-Alone Dog Guide
A 14-day plan to make alone time easier for your dog, and for you. Free, printable, and written in plain English.
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What’s inside
Pages 3–4Normal, or a sign of stress?What’s usually fine when you leave, and what’s worth a closer look.
Page 55 things to do before you leaveA quick routine that sets your dog up for a calmer day.
Pages 6–7The 14-day practice planDay-by-day steps, from 30 seconds to a half day alone.
Page 9The gadget toolkitWhich cameras, feeders and puzzles help, and what to skip.
Pages 10–112 printable trackersAn alone-time log and a camera checklist to see real progress.
Page 12When to get helpClear signs it’s time to call your vet or a behavior pro.
Made for you if:
- You work outside the home or have a hybrid schedule
- Your dog barks, chews or has accidents when you’re gone, or you worry it might
- You just adopted a dog or a puppy and want to start right
- You’re thinking about a pet camera or feeder and want to know what’s worth it
Questions
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Is this veterinary advice?
No. It’s general information for healthy adult dogs, based on guidance from groups like the ASPCA and AVSAB. If your dog injures itself or panics when alone, please talk to your vet.
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General information, not veterinary advice. © 2026 Pet Gadget Guide.