In this episode Ness takes us into the world of canine body language and how dogs express themselves, particularly if they are feeling anxious. If we have a clear understanding of what our dogs are trying to tell us then we can use this in our training and return to them before they go over threshold.

The book mentioned in the podcast episode is by Turid Rugaas and is called On Talking Terms With Dogs: Calming Signals. It can be purchased online.

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In this episode Ness explains the importance of never leaving your dog alone until it can cope with your absence. It might sound counter-intuitive but it's actually the quickest way to build time! And don't worry ... it's not forever!!

Using a live camera feed to watch your dog during a home alone absence is essential to successful training. In this episode Ness discusses camera options, why we need them and getting creative with placement.

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In this episode Ness explores thresholds, what they are, why they are important and how to apply to them a training scenario.

In this episode, Ness explores some of the causes of separation anxiety and how they might impact your dog.

In this very first episode, Ness discusses what separation anxiety is, and also what it isn't. What do dog guardians have to deal with when they have a dog displaying separation anxiety?

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