December 15, 2022

The Behavior Files: Jenna Gallicchio (CSAT) Treats Freddie's Separation Anxiety and Rescues Two Human Lives

59 minutes

This is the real life story of Freddie, an adorable and mischievous miniature Australian Shepherd pup, who suffered from separation anxiety in NYC. Freddie's humans welcomed him home as a young puppy and were determined to do everything right. But his problems with separation anxiety were beyond what they could handle on their own and they became trapped in their own home. Desperate for help, Freddie's humans sent him to a board and train facility and ended up with a very traumatized pup. Sound familiar? Don't miss this episode if your pet is suffering from separation-related problems.

Jenna's bio:
New Jersey native Jenna Gallicchio founded Bedminster’s premiere training center, All Star Paws Dog Training Academy, which she ran from 2004 until joining Behavior Vets in 2022. She has 20 years of experience teaching group, private, and virtual classes to help dogs struggling with fear, anxiety, and reactivity. She earned her CSAT (Certified Separation Anxiety Trainer) in 2015 and has focused on helping owners whose dogs struggle to be left alone ever since.

Jenna is the author of two best selling books, “The Secret To Getting Your Dog To Do What You Want” and “Teach Your Dog To Pee and Poop Outside: Housetraining Made Easy”. Her programs The Housetraining Made Easy Video Series and the Ring My Bell Program which accompany the books are helping people all over the world to house train their pups. You can also find her as a featured expert on Malena DeMartini’s blog “Me, Emmy and Separation Anxiety” and as the expert trainer for Bedminster’s own CB Pet Market where she created their two most popular webinar training programs, “Separation Anxiety” and “From Puppy Overwhelm to Puppy Love”.

Links:
Separation Anxiety Prevention

https://behaviorvetsnyc.com/

Jenna's books:
The Secret To Getting Your Dog To Do What You Want
Teach Your Dog To Pee and Poop Outside: Housetraining Made Easy

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