Most often for older dogs who have separation issues pop up, we see 
barking, howling, whining, soiling the house, and restlessness or inability 
to settle. These are the same signs of separation anxiety or separation 
issues as in younger dogs… but that may not be the whole story.

Most often for older dogs who have separation issues pop up, we see barking, howling, whining, soiling the house, and restlessness or inability to settle. These are the same signs of separation anxiety or separation issues as in younger dogs… but that may not be the whole story.

Should my older dog be assessed for separation anxiety?

<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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Should my older dog be assessed for separation anxiety?