Dogs who are home alone sometimes destroy things. For example, pet parents may return home to find a ripped-up couch, a destroyed remote, the window sill chewed, or curtains ripped off the windows. This episode explores some common misconceptions behind this behavior, and how they relate to possible separation anxiety.

Destruction While Alone - Separation Anxiety or Something Else?

<p>Can’t leave your dog alone? Tips, tricks, and thoughts about separation anxiety treatment from a certified separation anxiety trainer, certified professional dog trainer, and former zoo keeper at Smithsonian’s National Zoo bird house. Separation anxiety training, reactivity, and basic manners or behavior problems are all explored and explained for dogs, cats, birds, and more!</p>

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Can’t leave your dog alone? Tips, tricks, and thoughts about separation anxiety treatment from a certified separation anxiety trainer, certified professional dog trainer, and former zoo keeper at Smithsonian’s National Zoo bird house. Separation anxiety training, reactivity, and basic manners or behavior problems are all explored and explained for dogs, cats, birds, and more!

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Destruction While Alone - Separation Anxiety or Something Else?