Equipping your pup to deal with your occasional absences is a vital part of the training process. The alternative to this is a pup going berserk once you step inside the house. Pups with separation anxiety usually need an outlet for their anxiety, and this might not bode well for you. Some of the most common indications are: Howling, barking, and whining. Destructive chewing. Scratching and digging at windows and doors in a bid to find their owners. Defecation and urination; even in house-trained pets. To help your pup get through this and adjust to the idea of your absence. …
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