Canine Alone: Coping with Absence

Dog Separation anxiety is a common complaint amongst dog owners when dogs begin to display disruptive and destructive behavior, lets us show you a useful method to help you with canine.

Dogs might bark, urinate, defecate, howl, chew, dig or try to escape. Although these problems often indicate that a dog needs to be taught polite house manners, they can also be symptoms of distress. When these problems are in conjunction with other physiological distress symptoms such as drooling and showing anxiety when the owner is getting ready to leave the house. This could be an indication the dog has developed separation anxiety.