Progress foster Dog Guide Complete & Continue Next Lesson Learn More Chapter 1: The 3-3-3 Rule 3 Lessons First 3 Days – Decompression First 3 Weeks – Learning the Routine First 3 Months – Feeling at Home Chapter 2: Essential Safety Tips 5 Lessons Tip 1: Separation for the First 3 Days Tip 2: Keep a Leash On for the First Week Tip 3: Feed Away from Children and Pets Tip 4: Privacy for Bathroom Breaks House Training 101 — Even for Adult Dogs Chapter 3: Introducing Your Foster to Your Resident Dog 5 Lessons The Hierarchy Of Your Household Phase 1: First Meeting (Neutral Territory) Phase 2: At Home (Separate) Phase 3: Gradual Integration (Back Home) Tips for Success Chapter 4: Body Language & Safety 3 Lessons Understanding Dog Body Language Walks, Leashes, & Safety Common Problems Chapter 5: Supplies & Dog-Proofing 3 Lessons Essential Supplies Food & Treats Dog-Proofing Your Home Final Tips for Success 3 Lessons Final Tips for Success Contacts & Resources Training Videos foster Dog Guide Complete & Continue Next Lesson Learn More Chapter 2: Essential Safety Tips Tip 4: Privacy for Bathroom Breaks
Some fosters feel anxiety when going to the bathroom outside. If you notice your foster holds it on walks, try going somewhere with a bush or tree where your dog can get 'privacy' to do their business.
