Neuenmarkt. Anyone who holds more than one dog knows the challenges: different needs, dynamics in the group and the search for creative employment opportunities for everyone. This is exactly where Christine Ströhlein's book “111 ideas & tips for multi -dog owners” comes in. It is much more than a mere collection of suggestions – it is an inspiring, practical companion for everyday life with several dogs. A book full of ideas, heart and experience!
So far, this book has been missing in a world with many educational guides and scientific dog literature: a practice -oriented treasure of ideas that can be applied directly to everyday life with more than one dog. No rigid training plans, but clever, implementable tips that ensure structure, more harmony, fun and better cooperation. This comprehensive guide finally closes the gap in dog literature.
In her book, the author shows that each dog group is individual and there is no unit solution. Instead, she encourages you to take a close look, experiment and above all: to have joy together! Because the path with dogs is full of adventure, love and learning.
Christine Ströhlein knows what she's talking about. With six own greyhounds from animal welfare, many years of experience as a dog trainer and foster home for over 40 Spanish dogs, she has mastered countless challenges herself. She knows the ups and downs of everyday life with several dogs – and it is precisely this practical relevance that makes her book so valuable. The special thing: All tips in the book have been tested and found to be positive – by their own dogs and also the four -legged friends of their customers.
111 creative ideas – for inside and outside
Whether play, training or everyday structure – the tips are incredibly versatile. They range from simple employment opportunities in the house over tips for the daily walking rounds to group exercises that provide more cohesion among dogs. And it is perfect for dogs with different needs. Because every dog is different. An anxious animal protection dog needs other incentives than an energetic youngster or a quiet senior. This book shows how jobs can be adapted for different dog types so that everyone can find their place in the group.
Christine Ströhlein's writing style is as she is: warm -hearted, empathetic, humorous and solution -oriented. She addresses her readers at eye level, motivated and inspired without being instructive. And even if the book was written especially for multi -dog households, individual dog owners benefit from it. Because the ideas can be transferred to every human-dog team and ensure more variety and joy in everyday life.
Dog owners from all over Germany agree: This book is a true treasure trove for inspiration, knowledge and practical solutions.
- Everyday management made easy: Structure and rituals for a stress -free coexistence.
- Understand multi -dog keeping: How dogs organize themselves in groups and how to support them.
- Dealing with anxious, old or handicapped dogs: So everyday life becomes fair and relaxed for everyone.
- Ranking and resources: Covered myths – what dogs really need to live together harmoniously.
- Employment ideas for indoors and outside: 111 creative suggestions for every weather and every dog group.
About the author
Christine Ströhlein (www. Ideas -Me more hun de halung .de) is a book author, dog trainer and animal rights activist with a special passion for multi -dog keeping. It supports dog owners with expertise, empathy and creative solutions to enable harmonious living together. She passes on her expertise in books, online courses and coaching.
Colorful, active, happy
111 ideas & tips for multi -dog owners
Christine Ströhlein
208 pages
fully colored illustrated
Softcover
ISBN 978–3 – –078857 – 4
Price: 24.90 euros
Available from Amazon and in bookstores.
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