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Separation Anxiety in Dogs-Part2Treating Dog Arthritis With Natural Supplements. ...... practice with your dog the 'routine' of coming and going. Dog arthritis is one of the most common diseases that affect canines; especially large breed dogs (60-90 lbs) the best thing you can do is to ..... Lots of Exercise! Exercise is believed to relieve stress in both humans and dogs alike. A long walk, run, or play session prior to leaving can go a long way in helping to reduce the stress and anxiety of your dog. Give Your Dog Something to Do While You Are gone. If your dog has something entertaining to do while you are away, he will be less likely to become stressed and anxious. A stuffed Kong filled with a tasty treat is an excellent example. Ever Wonder How Fast To Train Or Work With Your Dog? I noticed the other day, while working with a new German Shepherd dog-mix I adopted from a local animal shelter--how fast and intense you must ..... Confine Your Dog While You Are Away Some dogs are more comfortable being confined to their own Aden.@ A crate is an ideal space for your dog. A dog who is properly crate trained is less susceptible to get in to trouble while you are gone. If a crate is not an option, confine him to one room or limit access to the whole house. Introduce Another Dog If your dog has another companion to keep him company while you=re gone, it may help alleviate the boredom and tension caused while you are away. Of course this is only 'one' option. There are many other factors to take into consideration before adding another dog to your home. Set Aside Time For Four Dog Make time during your day to give undivided attention to your dog. This time can be spent playing, teaching, or even just taking a nap together. If possible, try to make this one-on-one time prior to departures. Leave the Radio or TV On Leave a radio on in a separate room. The dog will hear the voice and will feel less alone. Some people even leave voice recordings of themselves in hopes to calm the dog. Depending on the severity of anxiety, you may need to contact a behavior specialist through your vet. Ths website only provides BASIC information about Seperation Anxiety. your veterinarian is always your best source of health information. Consult your veterinarian for more information about Seperation Anxiety and its prevention. About the Author For more great articles on dog health check out http://www.web-rover.com/forum/kb.php'mode=cat&cat=7 |
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