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Does your dog cry when you leave the house?
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And are they really worried whilst you're gone?
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Then your dog may be suffering with canine separation anxiety.
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In today's Ask the Vet, I'll be discussing canine separation anxiety, why it happens, when it happens, and what you can do to help your anxious pooch.
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Separation anxiety is when dogs become extremely stressed when their owners are not with them.
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So why does it happen?
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Well, separation anxiety has always been a very common issue in canine companions.
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Dogs are pack animals, hence incredibly social creatures by nature, and very few actively enjoy being left on their own.
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This type of anxiety is often triggered by loneliness, boredom, a lack of training in being left by their pet parents,
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or if they've had a negative experience when left alone in the past.
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How can you tell if your dog is suffering with canine separation anxiety?
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Puppets with separation anxiety are known to toilet indoors, howl and bark when you leave the house, become destructive and sometimes even cause themselves injury.
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When can it happen?
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Separation anxiety must be addressed very early in life to ensure
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that a puppy can be left home alone without becoming severely stressed.
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The use of a training crate and baby gates are great ways to establish boundaries with your doggy shadow, ensuring your puppy cannot always have access to you,
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enjoying a safe, comfortable and secure area for those moments when you can't be with them.
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If you allow constant contact when you're at home, it's no surprise that your canine will get stressed when not able to gain access to you in the future.
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So this sense of feeling comfortable in their own skin must be trained into them during their development into adulthood.
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So how can you help?
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To try and reduce stress associated with leaving the house, I recommend the following seven top tips.
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Number one, Routinely exercise your dog before leaving the house to ensure
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that any nervous energy has been expended with positive play or a stimulating walk.
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2. Give your bestie a treat, toy, kong or chew to keep them occupied when you leave.
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3. Be careful to avoid cues that can encourage a dog to become anxious, such as putting a coat on or jangling keys in front of them.
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Consider more obscure places to keep these things to not set off your pooch's anxiety.
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Number four, leave for very short periods of time initially, increasing the time spent away over time,
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so your dog becomes eventually less stressed and anxious, appreciating that their beloved owners will inevitably return home.
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Consider using puppy cams and other smart gadgets to keep an eye on your dog
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and help guide you as to how your training regime is going and when to return to your dog's side.
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Number five, don't make a fuss about leaving the house.
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If you make a big deal about leaving, your pooch will think that it's a big deal.
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Avoid excessive praise when returning home, only giving your excitable dog attention when they're calm and relaxed.
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Number six, maybe consider the use of a pheromone
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or scent hormone diffuser or calming supplements to help promote a calm indoor environment.
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And number seven, for severe cases of anxiety, please don't feel that you can't reach for prescription medications from your vet
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or the use of specialist behaviour advice to help canine patients and their pet parents understand and overcome this debilitating doggy dilemma.
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Separation anxiety in dogs can be a really worrying and upsetting thing to go through, so I hope this video has been of some use.
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Please do hit the subscribe and the like button, and if there's anything at all bothering your pooch pal, then let me know in the comments below
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and I'll do my very best to offer the advice here on Ask The Vet.
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Thank you.

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