Separation Anxiety in Dogs

Explore strategies to relieve Separation Anxiety Dogs, including understanding triggers, creating safe spaces, and building your dog’s comfort level.

A “hyper-attached” dog, often associated with separation anxiety, is excessively reliant on its primary caregiver. These dogs can’t bear being alone and may panic when left. They prefer the company of their special person and exhibit distress if left with another human. Building a support network to ease their discomfort involves helping them form bonds with other humans through enjoyable activities, gradually reducing their dependency on you. This approach helps alleviate separation anxiety and fosters healthier independence in your dog.

If you ever wonder about separation anxiety and have questions, I have compiled some of the most frequently asked ones: I DON’T LIVE NEAR YOU. CAN YOU STILL HELP ME? Yes! Separation Anxiety coaching is done remotely – there is no need for the coach… Read More »Frequently asked questions about Separation Anxiety

Myth #1 – they will grow out of it Much like we do not grow out of diabetes or heart disease or even anxiety without expert help and most likely counseling, medication, and diet changes, dogs do not grow out of separation anxiety on their… Read More »Canine Separation Anxiety Myths you must question