How to prevent separation anxiety in dogs?

Here are five simple steps veterinary behaviorist Lisa Radosta recommends for trying to prevent your dog from developing separation anxiety. Ignore the Dog. Do not pay attention to your dog when he follows you or your family around the house. Play it Cool. Avoid the Meltdowns. Use the Dog Crate. 5. Make it Fun. read more

Anorexia: Dogs with separation anxiety often don't touch food or treats while their owner is gone. A bored dog, on the other hand, will happily eat in his owner's absence. Excessive following behavior: Dogs with separation anxiety often follow their owners everywhere. Excessive greeting: Acting overly frantic and active when reunited with their owner. read more

Dog separation anxiety can lead to a host destructive signs when your pet is left alone at home. Here are five simple steps from veterinary behaviorist Lisa Radosta on how to prevent dog separation anxiety. read more

How to prevent dog separation anxiety Vets may prescribe drugs, which tend to calm a dog’s senses a little, but they are not a cure. Drugs only provide a support mechanism to assist the owner in rehabilitating the dog, it is only a temporary fix for the underlying problem. read more