Separation Anxiety Dog Training
Are you unable to leave your dog without:
- Receiving complaints from the landlord or neighbors?
- Coming home to accidents or destroyed furniture and doors?
- Feeling stressed about leaving Fido knowing he’s stressed?
- Vet visits due to self harm when you’re gone?
The good news is we can help!
We know how hard it can be to care for a dog suffering from separation anxiety. Our treatment plan tailored specifically to your dog and lifestyle can help you to relax and your dog start to recover.
How Our Separation Anxiety Program Works:
- You fill out our short questionnaire here.
- We contact you to schedule a free 30 minute phone consultation to discuss what you’ve been witnessing with your dog.
- We schedule your assessment appointment via an online video conferencing platform– no need to travel or straighten the house.
- We create a customized training plan for your dog and guide you through it for the duration of the program.
- You sigh in relief as your dog relaxes when you head out for work or a dinner date.
With our digital approach to separation anxiety treatment in dogs, we can successfully work with dog owners all over the United States utilizing video conferencing platforms like Skype, FaceTime and Zoom.
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Why an online treatment plan?
With increasing access to video platforms like Skye, FaceTime and Zoom, we’re able to observe your dog with you to create a systematic plan to treat your dogs distress. Without the added travel time, we’re able to more easily accommodate your schedule and offer daily support at an affordable price.
What is Separation Anxiety in dogs? Why does my dog have it?
Separation Anxiety in dogs is much akin to a panic disorder in people. It’s nothing your dog chooses to do and there’s nothing you’ve done to cause it. When left alone, your dog has no control over the panic attacks that cause him to bark, howl, drool and tear up your furniture.
If left untreated, separation related behaviors generally become worse, rather than resolving on their own. Genetics, temperament and traumatic events such as rehoming, a change in family dynamic or loss of a companion can all contribute to the onset of separation anxiety.
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