Dogs may get anxious when left alone, confined, during thunderstorms, fireworks displays, and more. We consider common dog anxiety problems and how to best deal with an anxious dog.
Dog Vengeance Poop
A conversation with my dogs about separation anxiety and why they left ‘vengeance poop’ all over my carpet. My dogs explain why they get anxious when I leave them alone at unexpected times, and why the vengeance poop is not a pay-back at all, but rather a symptom of anxiety.
Separation Anxiety – Why It Happens and How to Help Your Dog
Dog separation anxiety usually occurs when our routine changes, thereby disrupting the amount of time we are able to spend with our dogs. A dog with separation anxiety may chew up household items, and urinate or defecate in the house, because of extreme stress. We consider dog separation anxiety, how to relieve our dog’s stress, and stop his destructive behaviors.
Dog Medication – Good or Bad for Dog Behavioral Problems?
Dog medication is increasingly being used to reduce behavioral issues such as hyperactivity, separation anxiety, and aggression. Is dog Prozac, Anafranil, and various sedatives appropriate for our dogs? Is dog medication effective for dealing with problem dog behaviors? Will it cause more harm than good? Here, we consider the pros and cons of dog medication.