Dog, divorce and relationship

Most of us love our dogs and heartfelt happiness to the same degree of affection in return. This mutual admiration society is a big part of why many people choose to have dogs as part of their families. But as with most relationships, spent time next to a normal and necessary component. Dogs are very social creatures. Moreover, the typical dog most of their time with a small group of people (their family) and it should come as no surprise that it may take some effort to ensure that there is a sense of calm that to use when your dog is left alone. Unfortunately, many dogs suffer some degree of anxiety. It can range from a dog that follows you around the house and is moderately sad when they can only be entrusted to a dog, which is essentially a "velcro dog," not in a position by your page to leave, even for a moment and that is very anxious when you leave. This fear can lead to destructive behavior such as inappropriate chewing, house pollution, excessive barking, and even self-mutilation behavior (like chewing on their fur and skin and create irritation and roughness). Separation Anxiety can be heartbreaking and frustrating when you witness your dog's suffering and trying to deal with potential complaints from neighbors or a landlord. It can seriously harm dogs / human bonds and ultimately result in the banishment of a dog in the house or surrender to a shelter.

Some cases of separation problems are really just suffering from boredom and the dog is not destructive (ie, inappropriate chewing, excessive barking, etc.) as a result. Each case is unique separation of real problems. But in general, some or all of the following seen at a separation problem:

-The dog seems to have become alarmed at the signs of your departure (such as turning off lights, or when the keys or a jacket).

-The dog is probably not eating or playing with another favorite toy when you are away.

-The dog is destructive in the house when you leave, and can be destructive behavior in the neighborhood deserted areas such as windows and doors focus.

-The dog is very enthusiastic about the place where the stress when you return.

The dog-consistently follows you around the house.

The dog-asks for your attention to yourself by jumping, whining, barking, muzzle shock and / or scratches on your legs.


Help a dog overcome separation issues can be challenging. Not least of which is due to the fact that so many people by accident a major role in the development and escalation of this problem. While some dogs are genetically more prone to suffer from a separation of issues that dogs will not learn to spend time alone in their most formative first months most affected are undoubtedly the most serious. As group-oriented social creatures, dogs must begin to learn the skills of spending quiet time alone when they join their new family. This lack of early preventive action is a sure fire way to get the dog up to fail in this regard. As with all forms of behavior, prevention is better than cure. So if you like a new dog welcome in your home or planning to do it quickly, especially focusing on helping your dog to learn to quiet time alone to spend on a consistent basis every day using all or some of the proposals set out below.

If your dog already suffers from some trepidation that one of the first obstacles overcome to achieve success by helping your dog to achieve this is that your dog can count to take the lead and do what is necessary to help him or her. In the short term, the dog for a while get used to some of the tools and new daily routines that you specified. But not to stick to a plan because of debt or poor performance will only lead to your dog and you continue to suffer. So deep breath as you strive to keep your dog on a new course to be equipped to devote time to rest, quiet and safe only. Depending on the seriousness of the issues your dog, you should plan on a strict observance of all or some of the following guidelines for a minimum of somewhere between 3-6 months. If you are sure your dog can cope with a weakening of the rules, you can gradually reduce the use of some of them. But do not go back to your old ways of interacting with your dog that may have caused or aggravated the problem go. In most cases it is advisable to err on the side and help your dog to his or her new opportunities to spend time alone by sticking with the course to maintain.

 who is committed to a gentle, positive approach. They can help you get a detailed and concrete plan on the basis of the particular temperament your dog, the severity of separation anxiety, and your daily routine.