Anxiety of Separation
You probably have separation anxiety if your dog becomes a one-man wrecking team or an opera singer howls heartily the moment you leave the house. It seems like your dog is warning you not to go! I can’t stand to be by myself! Indeed, the gnawed-up couch and the neighborly complaints are your dog’s dramatic means of expressing his loneliness.
But hold on; there is still hope! Assistance is merely a training session away. You may equip yourself to teach your dog to enjoy, or at least accept, being alone by speaking with a skilled trainer. Think of this as a kind of “doggy independence boot camp,” where your buddy with four legs discovers that it’s okay to be by themselves. So, know that you and your dog can overcome separation anxiety with the correct support, even if you return home to find your home in ruins or to a chorus of dejected howls and whines.
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