The Monks of New Skete offer practical wisdom for dog owners. Their book, The Art of Raising a Puppy, is a trusted guide for anyone bringing a new dog home, sharing their gentle and effective methods for raising a well-adjusted companion.
The art of raising a puppy
The art of raising a puppy
Synopsis
This guide from the Monks of New Skete offers essential advice for new puppy owners. Learn how to choose the right breed, prepare your home, and care for your new companion during their vital first months. It covers everything from adoption decisions to basic obedience, providing compassionate guidelines for a happy puppy.
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The art of raising a puppyUnknown, 1991
274 pages
Little, Brown, and Co.Language: EnglishISBN: 97803165783941st ed.2 editions available
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Frequently asked questions
Is there a newer edition of The Art of Raising a Puppy?
The Monks of New Skete have updated this guide multiple times since its initial publication, with revised editions incorporating new insights into puppy development and training methods. Readers should look for the most recent edition to benefit from the latest advice.
What makes the Monks of New Skete's approach to puppy raising unique?
The Monks of New Skete emphasize a philosophy of understanding and communicating with your puppy based on their natural instincts and pack behavior. Their methods focus on building a strong, respectful bond through consistent, compassionate guidance rather than strict dominance.
Does this book cover specific breed considerations?
While offering general principles applicable to all puppies, the book also discusses how different breed characteristics might influence a puppy's temperament and training needs. It provides guidance on selecting a breed that aligns with your lifestyle and expectations.