The most common symptoms of separation anxiety in dogs include destructive behaviour such as chewing, scratching and biting furniture, howling, barking or whining and toilet accidents in the house ...

Separation anxiety is a common behavioural problem in dogs. Research suggests eight out of 10 dogs can find it hard to cope when left alone. However, some dog breeds may be more prone to it.

5. Aggression While aggression is rarer when it comes to depressed dogs, it can happen. Depression and anxiety often go hand-in-hand, and if a pup lets that anxiety take over, it can come out as ...

Toys for dogs with anxiety Anxiety is a common experience for humans and man’s best friend is no different. Dogs experience anxiety in stressful situations just like people, but sometimes dog… ...

As Dog Anxiety Awareness Week is officially underway this week, dog owners are being urged to identify the most prevalent symptoms of anxiety in their pets and learn how to alleviate their ...

Dogs get travel sickness just like humans do, although dogs have an element of anxiety in their nausea too. Preventing dog travel sickness involves proper car training, but anti-anxiety products ...

For women, a strong connection to a pet may lower the risk of anxiety and depression, or reduce symptoms of those conditions, according to a new study. Dog ownership specifically was found to ...

The most common symptoms of separation anxiety in dogs include destructive behaviour such as chewing, scratching and biting furniture, howling, barking or whining and toilet accidents in the house ...

Separation anxiety is a common behavioural problem in dogs. Research suggests eight out of 10 dogs can find it hard to cope when left alone. However, some dog breeds may be more prone to it.