Dogs have many ways of exhibiting anxiety which can be triggered by several things. Marking, licking, constant high energy and chewing or some sort of destruction are all examples. Also, important to mention are: lack of exercise, new events that have unfolded or which the dog senses are pending, a move to a new home, moving the furniture around, a new family member or person residing with you or a new schedule or routine and or long absence can be triggers for anxiety. This DDW BLOG post gives you some ideas and resources on how to manage their behavior and training.
Dogs have many ways of exhibiting anxiety which can be triggered by several things. Marking, licking, constant high energy and chewing or some sort of destruction are all examples. Also, important to mention are: lack of exercise, new events that have unfolded or which the dog senses are pending, a move to a new home, moving the furniture around, a new family member or person residing with you or a new schedule or routine and or long absence can be triggers for anxiety. This DDW BLOG post gives you some ideas and resources on how to manage their behavior and training.
