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EPISODE · Feb 8, 2023 · 29 MIN

Does your dog get anxious before you even walk out the door?

from Tails from the Dog House: Separation Anxiety Explained · host Tails From The Dog House

Dogs are watching us all the time and know and understand exactly what we are up to and whether it includes them or not.  Unfortunately, this can actually be a trigger for some dogs who recognize that they aren't coming with you and have to stay at home.   In this episode, Stacey & Ness discuss what to do if your dog gets anxious before you even step outside, how to determine what that might look like, assessing what your pre-departure cues (leaving cues) are and how to factor them in (or not) into home alone time.   This podcast discusses Separation Anxiety in dogs and how to fix it. Two global specialists (all certified as Separation Anxiety Pro Behavior Consultants) discuss all things related to Separation Anxiety.    Join Ness Jones from Separation Anxiety In Dogs Decoded in Australia (nessjones.com) and Stacey Bell from Focused Fun in the US (www.focusedfun.net) as they delve into the dos and don'ts of training a dog to feel safe and comfortable when left home alone!

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