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Taking responsible care of a dog doesn't have to mean giving up an on-the-go lifestyle. This book teaches owners how to keep their pet happy while maintaining an active work or social life outside the home.

The authors focus on responsible behavior and training while providing examples of people who have made their dog an essential part of their busy lives. Anyone who ventures outside the home and wants to keep their pet happy will benefit from this book.

Written by dog experts Arden Moore and Lowell Ackerman, D.V.M., this book offers specific ways for you to spend quality time with your dog while maintaining your busy lifestyle.

About the Author
Arden Moore is an award-winning author who specializes in writing about pet and human health topics. She is a regular contributor to Dog Fancy, Prevention, and Your Dog magazines as well as the Popular Dogs series.

Moore belongs to the Dog Writers Association of America, the Association of Veterinary Communicators, and the National Writers Union. She was the first journalist to graduate from the Humane Society of the United States' "Pets for Life" national training program and has authored numerous books including, Dog Training, A Lifelong Guide, Real Food for Dogs, and 50 Simple Ways to Pamper Your Dog.

Moore is committed to helping animal humane organizations and donates a portion of each book sale to help improve the lives of dogs and cats. She lives in Oceanside, California, with her corgi, Jazz, and her three cats, Murphy, Little Guy, and Callie.

Dr. Lowell Ackerman is a board certified veterinary dermatologist, and award-winning author, an international lecturer, and a consultant in veterinary practice management. Dr. Ackerman splits his time between clinical practice, teaching, and consulting.

He is the author of 73 books and over 150 book chapters and journal articles. He lectures extensively on an international basis. Dr. Ackerman is a member of the American Animal Hospital Association, the American Veterinary Medical Association, the American Society of Journalists and Authors, and the Association of Veterinary Communicators.

He lives in Westborough, MA.