For Readers of the Book
Leave an honest review
Mental Exercises for Bored Dogs has no publisher's marketing budget behind it. What it has is owners telling the next owner what actually helped — and a review is the most useful thing you can do for it. It takes about two minutes.
Say what you really found. Which games your dog loved, which problem eased, what the book missed, what you'd tell another owner with a bored dog. The rating is yours to decide — it's the honesty that helps.
Pick the edition and the store you bought from.
No rush — review it once the plan has earned its spot on the shelf. Day 28 is a good moment to look back.
If a game or a chapter missed for your dog, I'd genuinely like to know. Reach me through the contact page — it shapes the next edition.
About this book, and Adult Dog Training: The 30-Day Reset for the grown dog who still needs the basics.