Index

A

• abandonment, research on, 206
• accessories, for crates, 41–42
• accidents
  • cleanup, importance of immediate, 185
  • coping with, 105–106
  • in crate, 179
  • distraction while in the act, 105
  • as indicator of medical problems, 112
  • lessons from, 107
  • responses to, 106–107, 128, 180
  • by small dogs, 147
  • troubleshooting, 106–107, 128
• activated charcoal, to relieve gas, 173
• acupuncture, 159
• adopted dogs, 20, 29, 187–189
• adult dogs
  • indoor training, 125–127
  • outdoor training, 104
  • schedules, 73, 104
  • unlearning bad habits, 20
• age factors. See also puppies
  • foods, 62, 65, 71
  • heat cycle, 160
  • schedules, 32
• AKC Family Dog (magazine), 210
• allergies, food, 66, 67
• alpha position, 74, 149
• alpha rolls, 31, 184
• American College of Veterinary Behaviorists (ACVB), 153
• American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association, 159
• American Kennel Club (AKC), 210
• ammonia, use of, 57, 196
• amnesiac dog, potty problems, 157
• Animal Behavior Society (ABS), 153
• animal shelters. See shelter/rescue dogs
• animal welfare and advocacy, HSUS, 208
• anxiety, 87, 90, 152, 159
• asking to go out, training, 132–134
• ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center, 170
• Association of Pet Dog Trainers (APDT), 153, 208
• attachment, dog’s need for, 25
• Aunt Jeni’s Home Made food, 67
• automobile rides, effect on elimination reflex, 97

B

• baby gates, 120, 182
• bad weather maneuvers, 13, 23, 108, 113, 138, 156
• bags, outdoor cleanup method, 52–53
• BARF (biologically appropriate raw food) diet, 66, 67, 68

• The Bark (magazine), 23

• barking, 26, 44, 48, 155
• Becker, Marty (veterinarian), 207
• bedrooms, benefits of, 89, 91
• bedwetting, 157
• behaviorists, 152, 153
• behaviors
  • appeasement, 202–203
  • asking to go out, 132–135
  • barking, 26, 44, 48, 155
  • cleanliness, 17, 23
  • distracted, 155
  • during heat cycle, 160
  • inappropriate elimination, 20
  • learned, 20–21
  • peeing on command, 136–137
  • porking out, 63
  • pre‐potty, 130–131
  • repetition, 8, 25–26
  • stool eating, 159
  • territory marking, 150–152
• behaviors, emotional
  • anxiety, 152, 154
  • boredom, 25
  • guilt, 24, 106, 197
  • jitteriness, 63
  • loneliness, 26
  • remorse, 24
  • submissive, 148
  • uptight, 152
• behaviors, walking
  • beeliner, 131
  • introvert, 35
  • pacer, 131
  • puller, 45
  • squirrel chaser, 155
• biologically appropriate raw food (BARF) diet, 66, 67
• black light, urine stain illuminator, 57
• bladder, 21, 80, 138, 145–147
• bland diet, diarrhea treatment, 66, 167
• bleeding lady, 160
• bloat, 73, 173
• blood, in elimination, 164, 167, 171
• Bo (First Puppy), 87, 176, 178
• body harnesses, 45
• bonding, 12, 26, 29, 42, 73–74, 206
• bones, 67, 67, 169
• boredom, 26, 48
• bowel movements. See poop
• bowls. See food bowls
• Bravo! food, 68
• breeders
  • on BARF diet, 68
  • dealers posing as, 27
  • good breeder attributes, 28
  • housetraining foundation provider, 20, 21, 96–97, 117
  • puppy mills, 27
• Brown, Kerry (author, vet), 66

C

• cabinets, door guards, 120
• calcium oxalate, urinary stones, 165
• California Natural food, 76
• Camp Gone to the Dogs, 189
• canine cognitive dysfunction syndrome (CDS), 158
• canine fertility goddess, 160
• canine instincts. See instincts
• canned food, 65
• car rides, effect on elimination reflex, 97
• carbohydrates, 62
• carriers, 36., See also plastic crates; soft‐sided carriers; wire crates
• cat litter, disadvantages of, 119–125
• ceramic dishes, 71
• certified applied animal behaviorists, 153
• chains, use of, 31
• chew treats, 77
• children, involved in training, 178
• choke chain, 31
• choke collars, 45, 184
• Chronicle of the Dog (newsletter), 208
• cleaners, 55–57, 147, 179, 185, 190, 196
• cleanup. See also cleaners
  • bags, 53–54
  • black light, 57
  • indoor methods, 55–58
  • indoor potties, 120–121
  • outdoor methods, 54–55
  • product guidelines, 185
  • in public areas, 43, 52
  • puppy training pads, 50, 116
  • scoops, 54
  • services, 57–58
  • undergarments, 58
  • waste digesters, 54–55
  • who does when, 177–178
• Clomicalm/clomipramine (medication), 154
• clothing, 57, 156
• club soda, as cleanup method, 185, 196
• cognitive dysfunction syndrome (CDS), 158
• collars
  • with electric fencing, 48
  • sizing of, 46
  • types of, 31, 44, 45, 184
• commands
  • to enter crate, 86
  • hurry up, 136
  • potty prompt, 99, 136–138
• commercial foods
  • comparison chart, 64
  • history of, 64–65
  • treats, 77–78, 77
  • types of, 64–66
• communication, 132–133, 205–206
• composting, not an option for poop, 55
• consistency, importance of, 34–35
• constipation, 168–169
• cooked bones, cautions/concerns with, 169
• coprophagy (poop‐eating), 159
• corrections, outdated, 106, 198, 199
• cows’ hooves, chew treat, 77
• Craigslist (Web site), 91, 181
• crate rest, 94
• crates
  • accessories, 41–42
  • advantages of, 37–38, 83, 112, 194–195
  • crate‐hating dogs, 88–90
  • everyday use, 88
  • as food bowl location, 88
  • housetraining advantages, 38
  • introduction methods, 84–87
  • location of, 38–42
  • misuses of, 179–180
  • as places to heal, 94
  • responses to accidents in, 180
  • size guidelines, 40‐41
  • as substitute den, 38
  • time limitations in, 90–91
  • travel advantages, 94
  • types of, 38–39, 41
  • uses beyond housetraining, 93–94
• Cushing’s disease, 158, 164

D

• D.A.P. (Dog Appeasing Pheromone), 154
• day care, 92
• dehydration, 166
• dens, 22, 23
• DES (diethylstilbestrol), 157
• diabetes, 158, 163, 165
• diapers, 58, 159, 160
• diarrhea, 165–166, 168, 199
• dietary supplements, 68
• diets
  • changes in, 199
  • consistency of, 15, 173
  • how to determine, 63
  • indiscretions with, 170
  • raw food, effects of, 60
  • types of, 65–66
• digesters, outdoor cleanup method, 54–55
• digestion problems, 63
• digestive‐enzyme supplements, 173
• dining ambience, 70–71
• dishes. See food bowls
• distemper, 43, 109, 113
• distilled water, benefits of, 80
• distracted dog, 155
• distraction while in the act, 198
• Dodman, Nicholas (veterinary behaviorist), 208
• Dog Appeasing Pheromone (D.A.P.), 154
• Dog Fancy (magazine), 210
• Dog Health and Nutrition For Dummies (Zink), 60
• dog owners. See owner behaviors/reactions
• dog runs, 49
• Dog Training For Dummies (Volhard and Volhard), 45, 154
• dog walkers, 91, 181
• doggie appeasement, 203
• doggie day care, 92
• doggie diapers, 58, 159, 160
• doggie doors, 48–49
• Doglitter.com (Web site), 209
• DogPause (food bowl), 173
• dogs. See puppies; specific topics
• Dogs For Dummies, 2e (Spadafori), 207, 209
• dollies, crate accessory, 41
• door guards, indoor training use, 119
• doors, doggie, 48–49
• drinking habits, 80, 163
• dry food, 65
• Durapet Slow‐Feed Bowl, 173

E

• ear infections, prevention of, 67
• Eat Slower (food bowl), 173
• electronic fencing, 48
• emotions. See behaviors, emotional
• EPI (exocrine pancreatic insufficiency), 168
• equipment
  • baby gates, 120, 182
  • bags, 3–54
  • black light, 57
  • body harnesses, 45
  • chains, 31
  • cleanup, 53
  • clothing, 57
  • collars (See collars)
  • crates (See crates)
  • digesters, 54–55
  • dog runs, 49
  • doggie diapers, 58, 159, 160
  • doggie doors, 48–49
  • door guards, 120
  • electronic fencing, 48
  • exercise pens, 51, 120, 151, 182
  • fencing, 47–48, 49
  • food bowls (See food bowls)
  • head halters, 44
  • leashes, 46–47
  • litter boxes (See litter box)
  • plastic shower curtain, 52, 116
  • puppy training pads, 50, 116
• essential amino acids, 61
• exercise
  • associated with bloat, 173
  • as bonding time, 12
  • effects of lack of, 62
  • as prevention for marking territory, 187
  • as treatment for constipation, 169
  • as treatment for diabetes, 163
• exercise pens, 51, 120, 151, 182
• exocrine pancreatic insufficiency (EPI), 168

F

• fabric collars, 44
• fabric leash, 46
• family housetraining plan, importance of, 175–179
• farts, 173
• fats, 62
• feeding issues. See also foods; weight issues
  • bloat, 73, 173
  • commercial foods, 64–66, 76–77
  • dining ambience, 60, 70
  • doggie preferences, 70
  • food bowl locations, 69–70
  • free feeding, 72
  • gastric tortion, 73
  • nutrients, 60–62
  • porking out, 63
  • schedules, 60, 72–74
• female dogs
  • bedwetting, 157
  • diet while pregnant or nursing, 65
  • heat cycle, 160
  • pee position, 100, 131
  • risk of mammary cancer, 160
  • urine lethal to grass, 56
• fencing, 47, 48
• filtered water, benefits of, 80
• First Puppy (Bo), 89, 177, 178
• Flagyl (metronidazole), giardia treatment, 167
• Flaim, Denise (author), 68, 209
• flooring, protection of, 52, 115, 116
• fluxeitine hydrochloride (Reconcile), 154
• food allergies, 65, 67
• food bowls, 42, 69–71, 171
• foods
  • to avoid, 78, 79
  • in BARF diet, 67
  • bowel movement size/consistency effect, 60
  • canned, 64
  • carbohydrates, 62
  • changes in, 173
  • commercial, 64–66, 76–77, 77
  • diets (See diets)
  • dry, 65
  • fats, 62
  • freeze‐dried, 64
  • fruit, 78
  • gastrocolic reflex, 60
  • herbs, 159
  • home‐cooked/homemade, 66–69, 77
  • minerals, 62
  • proteins, 61, 62
  • raw, 67, 68
  • salty, 60, 79
  • semi‐moist, 64
  • spices, 79
  • supplements, 68
  • table scraps, 64, 79
  • treats (See treats)
  • vegetables, 60, 78, 168–169, 170
  • vitamins, 62, 68
  • water, 80
• free feeding, pros/cons, 72
• freedom of the house, 140–142
• freestyle (sport), 189
• fruit, 78

G

• gas, health problems, 171, 173
• gastric tortion, 73
• gastrocolic reflex, 60
• gates, baby, 109, 165
• giardia, 167
• grass, dealing with urine on, 56
• grate/tray potties, 118, 120, 121, 126–127
• grown‐up dogs. See adult dogs
• guilt, 24–25, 106, 197

H

• harnesses, 44
• head halters, 44
• health problems
  • bedwetting, 157
  • bladder stones, 74
  • bloat, 68, 158
  • blood in stool, 167, 171
  • blood in urine, 165
  • canine cognitive dysfunction syndrome (CDS), 158
  • constant drinking, 163–164
  • constant peeing, 162–163
  • constipation, 168–169
  • Cushing’s disease, 158, 164
  • dehydration, 166
  • diabetes, 149, 150
  • diarrhea, 165–166
  • distemper, 43, 109, 113
  • ear infections, 67
  • exocrine pancreatic insufficiency (EPI), 168
  • food allergies, 65, 66
  • gas, 171, 173
  • gastric tortion, 73
  • giardia, 167
  • illnesses, 162
  • kidneys, 157, 158, 163, 164, 165, 171
  • pancreatitis, 170–171
  • parasites, 167, 169
  • parvovirus, 43, 109, 113
  • pee color, 162, 165
  • salmonella poisoning, 67
  • skin conditions, 63
  • urinary stones, 164
  • urinary tract infection (UTI), 162, 163, 187
• herbs, 158, 159
• Hills (vendor), 76
• Hodgson, Sarah (author), 210

• The Holistic Dog Book: Canine Care for the 21st Century (Flaim), 68, 209

• Holistic Guide for a Healthy Dog (Volhard and Brown), 66
• home‐alone dogs, options for, 180–182
• home‐cooked/homemade foods, 66–69, 77
• homeopathy, 158
• hot dogs, as treat, 77
• housebreaking, compared to housetraining, 2–3
• household changes, effects on dogs, 186–187
• housetraining
  • advantages of, 201–206
  • compared to housebreaking, 2–3
  • defined, 10
  • as either‐or proposition, 11
  • history of, 18, 198
  • importance of family plan, 176–178
  • indoor training (See indoor training)
  • methods, 12–16
  • outdoor training (See outdoor training)
• Humane Society of U.S. (HSUS), 208

I

• illnesses. See health problems
• immunizations, 43
• inappropriate elimination, 20
• inborn impulses, 19
• incontinence, 158
• indoor home‐alone area, 182
• indoor potties
  • cleanup, 121, 196
  • for home‐alone dogs, 180
  • introduction to, 120–121
  • for outdoor trainees, 108
  • placement of, 13, 119–120, 146
  • types of, 50, 114–118
  • UGoDog, 50, 201
  • when traveling, 77
• indoor training
  • adult dogs, 125–128
  • advantages/disadvantages, 13, 111
  • combining with outdoor training, 108, 114
  • crates (See crates)
  • described, 13, 111
  • identifying good candidates for, 112–113
  • living area guidelines, 50–52, 119–120
  • potties (See indoor potties)
  • puppies (See puppies)
  • schedules, 122, 123, 125
  • as temporary solution, 124
• Innova (vendor), 76
• instincts
  • to be close to owner, 25
  • cleanliness, 17, 23, 52, 83, 90
  • defined, 19
  • for den, 18, 38, 112
  • how to work with, 31, 32
  • inborn impulses, 19
  • for previous potty spots, 156
  • thwarting of, 26–27
• iron bladder, 21, 138

J

• jitteriness, as indicator of food issue, 63

K

• kidney issues, 157, 158, 163–164, 165, 171
• kitchens, 52, 69
• Kong (toy), 89

L

• lawns, dealing with urine on, 56
• laws, requiring cleanup in public places, 53, 65
• leashes, 43–45
• leather collars, 44
• leather leash, 46
• lifestyle factors, in choosing housetraining method, 14
• litter, 116–118, 209
• litter box
  • adult dog/indoor training, 127
  • cleanup of, 121
  • as indoor potty, 50, 116, 121
  • placement guidelines, 119–120
• living area guidelines, 50–52, 119
• loneliness, 26
• lure coursing (sport), 189

M

• male dogs
  • bedwetting, 157
  • detecting females in heat, 139
  • effect of enlarged prostate, 171
  • marking territory, 150
  • pee position, 13, 99
• marking territory, 150–152
• Marley and Me (movie), 152
• mats, crate accessory, 41
• meat, 65, 67, 199
• medications
  • anxiety, 154
  • bedwetting, 157
  • giardia, 167
  • parasites, 167
  • UTIs, 148
• Merck Veterinary Manual (Web site), 208
• metronidazole (Flagyl), 167
• Milk‐Bones (treat), 76
• Miller, Pat (author), 210
• minerals, 62
• mistakes (by dogs), 105, 128., See also accidents
• mistakes (by owners)
  • attributing guilt to dog, 197
  • believing crate is cruel, 193–194
  • changing diet abruptly, 199
  • declaring victory prematurely, 200
  • failing to clean up, 147, 196–197
  • failing to stick to schedule, 195–196
  • getting crate too big, 194–195
  • using wrong corrections, 106, 198
• multidog households, 70, 151

N

• National Association of Professional Pet Sitters, 181
• National Council on Pet Population Study & Policy, 206

• The Natural Pet Food Cookbook: Healthful Recipes for Dogs and Cats (Rees and Schlanger), 66

• negative training approach, 33
• neighbors, as option to all‐day crate confinement, 91
• Nestlé‐Purina (vendor), 117
• neutering, 150
• newspapers
  • for adult dog/indoor training, 125
  • cleanup of, 121
  • as indoor potty, 50, 52, 115–116
• no‐pull harnesses, 44–45
• nose‐rubbing, outdated, 198
• novelty potties, 50

O

• Obama family, 89, 176, 178
• obedience classes, 151
• observation, value of, 35, 101, 107, 130, 204
• odors, 57, 208
• Oma’s Pride food, 68
• outdoor training
  • adult dogs, 104–105
  • advantages/disadvantages, 12–13
  • combining with indoor training, 108, 113, 115
  • described, 12, 96
  • potty areas, 12, 42–43, 97
  • puppies, 119–103
  • schedules, 98, 100–103
• overweight dogs, 64, 163
• owner behaviors/reactions. See also mistakes (by owners)
  • anger, 25, 203
  • benevolence, 31
  • consistency, 34–35
  • crankiness, 202
  • responding to dog’s mistakes, 106–107, 128, 179
  • thinking like a dog, 30–31

P

• pack theory, 70, 74
• Palika, Liz (author), 78
• pancreatitis, 79, 171
• parasites, 167, 169
• parvovirus, 43, 109, 113
• Pavlov, Ivan Petrovich (scientist), 33
• Peale, Norman Vincent (author), 32
• pee
  • collecting samples, 171–172
  • color of, 162, 165
  • of dogs with distemper or parvovirus, caution for puppies, 43, 109, 113
  • as magnet to dogs, 56, 185, 196
  • odor removal, 57
  • related to diet, 60
  • stain removal, 57
• pee pads/pee‐pee pads, 116
• peeing
  • on command, 136–137
  • constant, 162–163
  • more often than usual, 80
  • reasons for, 30, 139, 147
  • restricted/blocked flow, 164
  • selectively, 139
• Pet Connection (Web site), 207–208
• pet sitters, 181
• Pet Sitters International, 181
• pet stores, 27, 28
• phenylpropanolamine (PPA), 157
• pigs’ ears, chew treat, 77
• plastic crates, 38, 39
• plastic food bowls, 71
• plastic shower curtain, floor protection, 52, 115
• poop
  • black, 171
  • of dogs with distemper or parvovirus, 43, 109, 113
  • eating, 159
  • gray/cement, 171
  • as magnet to dogs, 56
  • odd contents, 169
  • oily/greasy, 168
  • problems, 165–171
  • red, 171
  • related to diet, 60
  • sample collecting, 171–172
  • signs of parasites, 169
  • size of, 59–60, 61, 171
• Poop Butler (Web site), 58
• pooper‐scoopers, outdoor cleanup method, 53
• porking out, as indicator of food issue, 63
• positive reinforcement, 75, 184, 208, 210, 211
• positive thinking, 32
• positive training approach, 32
• potties. See indoor potties; novelty potties; outdoor training
• potty areas
  • indoor, 13, 119–120, 146
  • outdoor, 12, 42–43, 97
• potty problems. See also pee; peeing; poop
  • amnesiac dogs, 157
  • bedwetter, 157
  • can’t hold it, 158–159
  • distracted dogs, 155–156
  • fair‐weather piddler, 156
  • females in heat, 160
  • marking territory, 150–152
  • poop eater, 159–160
  • senior dogs, 158
  • submissive dogs, 148–150
  • uptight dogs, 145–148, 152, 155
• potty prompts
  • canine urine, 97, 157, 196
  • car rides, 120
  • crate, 24
  • failure to cleanup promptly, 55, 147
  • inability to teach, 139
  • as related to amount of treats, 184
  • training methods, 136–137
• potty samples, collecting of, 171–172

• The Power of Positive Dog Training (Miller), 210
• The Power of Positive Thinking (Peale), 32

• praise, 33, 75, 138, 198
• pregnancy (human), DES cautions, 157
• pre‐potty behaviors, 96, 98, 130–132, 137, 164, 204–205
• prong collars, 31, 45
• proteins, 61–64
• pumpkin (canned), as diarrhea and constipation treatment, 168, 170–171, 190
• punishment, outdated, 33, 106
• puppies
  • foundation by breeder, 20, 22, 96, 97
  • how to start housetraining, 97–100
  • schedules, 100–103, 195
  • self‐control limitations, 19–20, 122
  • when to start, 21–22
• Puppies For Dummies, 2e (Hodgson), 210
• puppy mills, 27–29, 90
• puppy training pads, 50, 114, 116

R

• raincoats, 156
• raw bones, 67
• raw meat, 67
• raw‐foods movement, 66
• rawhide, chew treat, 77
• Reconcile (medication), 154
• Rees, Wendy Nan (author), 66
• remorse, 24, 128, 197
• repetition, 17, 25–26
• rescue/shelter dogs, 20, 28, 187–189
• retractable leash, 46–47
• rewards, 17, 32–34., See also treats
• routines. See schedules
• runs (diarrhea), 166–167, 179, 195
• runs (equipment), 49–50

S

• salmonella poisoning, 67
• salty foods, thirst affect, 60, 80
• scent
  • use of, 97, 111, 121, 125, 126
  • when not to use, 114
• schedules
  • advantages of, 32
  • indoor puppy training, 107, 108
  • mealtimes, 71–73
  • outdoor adult dog training, 104–105
  • outdoor puppy training, 100–103, 102–103
  • sticking to, 183–184, 195–196
• Schlanger, Kevin (author), 66
• Science Diet food, 76
• scolding, outdated correction, 198
• scoops, outdoor cleanup, 54
• Secondnature (Web site), 209
• self‐control, puppy limitations, 19–20, 122
• semi‐moist food, 64
• senior dogs, potty problems, 158
• separation anxiety, 87, 90, 152, 154
• shelter/rescue dogs, 20, 28, 187–189
• shower curtain, for floor protection, 52, 115
• siblings, dining ambience element, 70
• signals, 133–135., See also pre‐potty behaviors
• Simply Hired (Web site), 182
• sitters, pet, 181
• skin conditions, food issues, 63
• slip collars, 45
• small dogs, housetraining of, 113, 145–147
• snacks. See treats
• socialization, dog’s need for attachment, 29
• sod potties, 118
• soft‐sided carriers, 40
• Spadafori, Gina (author), 207, 209
• spaying, 150, 157, 160
• special diets, 64
• stain removal, 57, 147, 180, 185, 190, 196
• stainless steel food bowl, 71
• stones. See bladder, stones; urinary stones
• stool samples, collecting, 171–172., See also poop
• stress, 17, 70, 159, 184, 188
• submissive behavior, 148–150, 197
• submissive urination, 159
• supplements, 68
• sweaters, 156

T

• table scraps, 60, 64, 74, 79
• teachable moment, 105, 119
• territory marking, 150–152
• Three Dog Bakery (vendor), 76
• toys, 75, 85, 86, 105, 170
• trainers, 90, 152, 153
• training collars, 45
• training pads, puppy, 50, 114, 116
• travel, 94, 189–190
• treats, 74–78, 85, 98, 184

U

• UGoDog (Web site), 50, 209

• The Ultimate Dog Treat Cookbook (Palika), 78

• uncooked bones, 67
• uncooked meat, 67
• undergarments, 58
• urinary stones, 158, 164
• urinary tract infection (UTI), 157, 158, 162, 187
• urine, as magnet, 56, 196

V

• vegetables
  • in BARF diet, 67
  • as constipation treatment, 59, 168–169
  • how to prepare, 170
  • as low‐calorie treat, 78
• veterinarians, 66, 153, 172
• veterinary behaviorists, 152
• vitamins, 62, 68
• Volhard, Jack and Wendy (author), 45, 66, 154
• vomit, of dogs with distemper or parvovirus, 43, 109, 113
• vomiting, 67, 70, 166, 167, 169

W

• walkers (hired), 91, 176
• walking, benefits of, 12
• walking behaviors. See behaviors, walking
• waste digesters, outdoor cleanup, 54–55
• water
  • amount of, 56, 73, 162–163, 165, 166–167, 169
  • as constipation treatment, 168–169
  • as diarrhea treatment, 166
  • distilled/filtered, 80, 165
  • drinking habits, 80, 164
• water bowls, 42
• weather maneuvers, 13, 21, 97, 108, 113, 135, 138, 156
• Web sites. See specific Web sites
• weight issues, 62, 66, 71, 163, 167, 184
• wet sock syndrome, 203
• Whole Dog Journal, 60, 211
• wire crates, 38, 39–40, 195
• work, taking dogs to, 91, 181–182
• work‐at‐home owners, 181
• workplaces, dog‐friendly, 181
• worms, in poop, 43

Y

• yard‐cleaning services, 58
• Your Dog (newsletter), 211

Z

• Zink, M. Christine (author), 60