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SEPARATION ANXIETY 3 WHAT NOT TO DO: |
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Paradise Bayou Dog Grooming |
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Apr 11, 07 - 6:57 AM |
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74.193.121.240 |
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paradise_byu_pet_grooming@yahoo.com |
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 paradise_byu_pet_grooming |
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http://paradisebyudoggrooming.bravehost.com/ |
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- Do not confuse your dog’s anxiety with revenge, spite, or dominance. Your dog is genuinely upset and distressed and needs your help. Punishment will only exacerbate the dog’s anxiety.
- Do not continue to confine your dog to a crate or room if the dog is injuring himself trying to escape.
- Do not attempt to reduce your dog’s attachment to you by constantly ignoring him. Some experts believe that “breaking the bond” will fix separation anxiety. This can actually make the dog become even more desperate for your affections. If done repeatedly, this approach can even be inhumane—because canines so need social contact |
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