If your dog is:
Then your dog could have separation anxiety.
Some figures suggest that up to 8 out of every 10 dogs could have separation issues including separation anxiety
If you think your dog might be one of them, there’s lots you can do to get started with helping them.
Separation anxiety in dogs is more common than ever, and it’s stressful for both of you. The constant worry can impact your dog’s wellbeing and disrupt your life.
I’ve been there, and I know the relief of finally feeling free—free to enjoy dinner with friends, focus on meetings, or run errands without rushing home.
If you want that freedom, now is the time to start. Sign up to learn how to take the first steps toward helping your dog overcome separation anxiety.
Separation anxiety training is a process, but you can quickly get some steps completed and make a solid start.
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Click here to find out more about the separation anxiety training packages. Have me by your side throughout your training for as long as you need.