Leaving Dogs Alone

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Different breeds and ages have varying tolerance levels for being left alone. Smaller, high-energy dogs may need more frequent interaction, while some larger breeds handle solitude better. According to FlatRover https://www.flatrover.com/blog/how-long-...dog-alone/ , puppies shouldn’t be left alone for more than a few hours, while adult dogs can often manage 4–6 hours with proper preparation. Providing mental stimulation, interactive toys, and a comfy space helps ease the time apart. Routine and predictability are key. If you’re often away, consider hiring a sitter or using a doggy daycare. Your dog’s well-being depends on balancing independence and companionship.