Is 4mnths too young to show separation anxiety and how long will it last?

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Separation Anxiety – Not UncommonIt is not uncommon for young people ages four and older to suffer form a form of anxiety known as separation anxiety. If you have a child that suffers from such a problem, then read on. There are some things that you can do to help. Typically, young people feel a form of seperation anxiety when they spend more and more [...]...

Spite isn’t a dog thing – Separation Anxiety IsDog owners, when they get together, will tell stories of their amazing, brilliant, astonishing and misbehaving dogs. How many times have you heard about the pet who, displeased by its owners’ absence, left a “present” of the most unpleasant kind? The truth is ““ he didn’t do it out of spite. Dogs aren’t people. People are the only animals that have [...]...

Dog training – dealing with separation anxietySeparation anxiety, also known in the dog training world as owner absent misbehavior, is one of the most frequently encountered problems in the world of dog training. Separation anxiety can manifest itself in many different ways, including chewing, destroying the owner’s property, excessive barking, self destructive behavior and inappropriate urination and defecation. Dogs suffering from separation anxiety often whine, bark, cry, [...]...

Separation anxietyIt’s tough to handle. One day, you have a perfectly happy, social baby, who knows no strangers. The next day, she won’t tolerate anyone but you. Sometimes, not even her father. It’s separation anxiety, and it is perfectly normal. And, it’s temporary, so no need to fret. Separation anxiety usually comes in two forms – daytime ““ meaning your child doesn’t [...]...

Overcoming separation anxietyMany dogs have separation anxiety. Separation anxiety in dogs exhibits behavior problems when they’re being left alone at home. This often leads to excessive barking, whining, chewing, house soiling and other types of destructive behavior. If your dog can comfortably spend the night away from you, then it is very likely your dog does not suffer from separation anxiety. However, [...]...