What does separation anxiety look like?
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Scratching the door
Trying to escape, the dog may scratch or chew on the door.
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Potty accidents
Peeing or pooping inside is a common sign of separation anxiety in a dog who is otherwise potty trained.
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Barking
Barking, howling, whining, and other vocalizations can be a sign of separation anxiety.
How separation anxiety training works
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1. Gradually expose dog to planned alone time
The dog will tell us when we can increase alone time.
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2. No alone time outside training sessions
The person with the dog does not have to be you. I support you finding ways for your dog to never be alone outside of training, while we’re working together. This is temporary, to protect your progress during training.
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Dog learns alone time is always safe.
Barking, howling, whining, and other vocalizations can be a sign of separation anxiety.
How I support you
4-Week Package: $850
Custom training sessions and feedback 5x / week
One weekly live session
With compassion: I know what it’s like having a separation anxiety dog
With realistic hope and determination. Our dog recovered through this training.
