Forever Home: A Guide to ReHoming the Rescued Dog

You've taken the plunge and chosen a new dog. Or perhaps the dog has chosen you, parking himself beside the rose bush. Where ever your new friend has come from, he undoubtedly has brought his baggage with him. You want him to feel welcome in your home, but you find the baggage he has brought with him contains some bad as well as some good.

Forever Home is a guide to choosing the right second hand dog for you, and blending that dog into your family. It is also useful for a family who started out with a puppy and needs a little guidance into turning that canine into the best dog ever.
If your dog was removed from his mom and litter mates too young problems facing you are:
inability to housebreak, hard mouth, snapping, fear of everyday occurrences,
inability to get along with other dogs, and separation anxiety to name a few

Is your dog barking too much? Not properly housebroken? Chewing on inappropriate items? Snapping at children? Does she only listen to you when food is involved? Does he drag you downt he street when you take him for a walk? Is she afraid of men? Is he stubborn?

Step by step, using positive methods, Forever Home takes you through choosing a dog, the dog's first day with you, training, and approaches to creating good behavior and outwitting bad behavior. This book, while written for those who have a rescued dog, is very useful for all dog owners.

Maura Furie invites you to open your home and your heart to a dog that may have come from a wonderful home, but may have come from hard circumstances.