Bringing home a second dog – calm first-month planner

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Bringing home a second dog – calm first-month planner

A calm fill-in planner for going from one dog to two: readiness check, home set-up, first-meeting plan, day one and week one, walking and training two dogs and a 30-day settling tracker.

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📄 Includes English, Norwegian, Danish, Swedish and German versions
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What's inside

  • Is a second dog right for us? Questions to ask first, how your resident dog is today, choosing a good match and getting the home ready with a retreat for each dog
  • First-meeting plan with a parallel walk on neutral ground, calm body-language signs and signs to give more space, plus a day-one timeline and the first night
  • Week one rhythm with one-to-one time, feeding and toy rules, walking two dogs step by step, training both dogs and protecting an older resident dog's rest
  • 30-day settling tracker for both dogs, tough-day reset and when to get extra help – A4, 28–29 pages per language, in English, Norwegian, Danish, Swedish and German
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