Inside look

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If you’re working 9-5 and are planning to get a low energy, may be older dog that is comfortable staying alone for long hours and can effectively self-stimulate, then Yes, you can get a dog.

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But, if you’re not going to be around for 8 hours and are planning to get a puppy or a high-energy, working breed, then No, it’s not a good idea to get one.

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Leaving a high-energy puppy/dog alone for 8+ hours with nothing to do can result in extreme boredom, destructive chewing and may adversely affect your pup’s mental health.

How do I help my dog with boredom while i'm at work?

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Food bowls not only make it way too easy for our dogs to eat but also, in the long term, may result in lowering a dog’s overall food drive.

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The right kind of music is known to stimulate a dog’s mind, soothe separation anxiety and mild forms of behavioral issues.

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Make sure you don’t give your dog access to all the toys at once. This may result in a low attention span towards each toy and quick boredom.

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Keeping a dog from being bored starts with teaching him to keep himself engaged, and not through undesirable activities like chewing up the walls or barking at random strangers from the backyard.

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Inside look

Inside look

Inside look

Inside look

CAN YOU KEEP A DOG BUSY WORKING 9-5?

If you’re working 9-5 and are planning to get a low energy, may be older dog that is comfortable staying alone for long hours and can effectively self-stimulate, then Yes, you can get a dog.

Can you have a dog working 9-5?

But, if you’re not going to be around for 8 hours and are planning to get a puppy or a high-energy, working breed, then No, it’s not a good idea to get one.

Leaving a high-energy puppy/dog alone for 8+ hours with nothing to do can result in extreme boredom, destructive chewing and may adversely affect your pup’s mental health.

Can a dog be left alone for 8 hours?

How do I help my dog with boredom while i'm at work?

Food bowls not only make it way too easy for our dogs to eat but also, in the long term, may result in lowering a dog’s overall food drive.

The right kind of music is known to stimulate a dog’s mind, soothe separation anxiety and mild forms of behavioral issues.

Make sure you don’t give your dog access to all the toys at once. This may result in a low attention span towards each toy and quick boredom.

Keeping a dog from being bored starts with teaching him to keep himself engaged, and not through undesirable activities like chewing up the walls or barking at random strangers from the backyard.