WAGWISEObservation and help criteria
Guidance on possible patterns, body language beyond silence, veterinary assessment and when to pause departure practice (pages 4–7).
33 pagesEnglish PDFPrintable workbook
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Small Absences. Steady Steps.
A gentle alone-time guide & 30-day workbook
Find an easy starting point for separation practice and cover the absences your puppy cannot yet manage.
DIGITAL GUIDE + WORKBOOK
$9.99 · One PDF
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DOES THIS SOUND FAMILIAR?
“I can’t leave the room or run an errand without barking or panic.”
When stepping away is difficult, start with comfort and a workable care plan. Learn what to observe beyond barking, how to practise a very small separation and when to repeat, simplify or seek individual help.
Who this is for
Puppy owners managing following, barking or distress during separation, including owners using records alongside an existing veterinary or behaviour plan.
INSIDE YOUR GUIDEA clearer way
A clearer way
To move forward.
One 33-page digital guide and printable workbook with clickable contents and source references.
Care-cover planning
A comparison of cover options, a distinction between practice and necessary errands, and a printable plan with primary cover and backup (pages 8–9 and 25).
Tiny separation exercises
Nearby foundation practice, a six-step separation routine and response-led decisions about repetition or change (pages 11–14).
Real-life troubleshooting
Doors and keys, food activities, barriers, camera failures, changed responses and a checklist before a real errand (pages 15–19).
30-day framework and records
Flexible daily planning tasks, a vet brief, next-step sheet, session record, daily logs, review and pocket plan (pages 20–31).
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A NOTE ON EXPECTATIONSSupport for
Support for
Your next step.
- Not a diagnosis or cure for separation anxiety and not a promise of errand readiness by day 30.
- Severe or repeated distress, injury or inability to find a comfortable starting point requires professional help; do not run tests to panic.
- No universal age-based alone-time allowance or fixed daily duration targets are provided.
Read on screen or print the pages you need. Worksheets are designed for handwriting, not interactive form entry.
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