Do you know if your dog is feeling stressed or experiencing separation anxiety?
Have you ever returned to a house that has been destroyed?
Maybe the cushions have been ripped apart, or the curtains are torn down? This is an extreme example of separation anxiety that many pets and pet parents experience.
However, have you ever noticed your dog start panting excessively when you’re getting ready for work? Or maybe they’re trembling or pacing or even following you from room to room?
Many pets experience separation anxiety and don’t destroy the house.
Separation anxiety is on the rise, especially with all the changes that have occurred with the pandemic. Pet parents are working from home, adoptions are on the rise, and pets are used to their people being home 24/7.
If you’ve just adopted a dog, make sure to watch this short video so you can help your newly adopted pet avoid separation anxiety once everyone goes back to work!
SUMMARY
In this video, you will learn about:
Signs of dog separation anxiety
Behavioral modification techniques to reduce or fix separation anxiety
Two books that are highly recommended for any behavior issues
Natural remedies that can help reduce anxiety for your pets
To learn more about what foods can help reduce anxiety, head to our blog post Top 11 Foods For Reducing Your Dog’s Anxiety.
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