Curing Dog Separation Anxiety devotes a lot of coverage to helping you change your routines. You’ll learn, step-by-step, how to leave your home and how to return home – all in an effort to minimize your dog’s anxiety response.

Think about it – your dog sees you go to your closet and take out a coat – he or she knows you’re about to leave the house. It’s a learned response, because dogs are creatures of habit.

So Curing Dog Separate Anxiety shows you how to alter that routine; how to change it up so your dog doesn’t begin the separation anxiety before you even leave the house!

You’ll find that Curing Dog Separation Anxiety is filled with tips, tricks and secrets that will help that behavior modification process go smoothly, and change your leaving the house from a period of bedlam to a period of calm. Some of these tips and tricks include:
arrow What type of exercise to use with your dog
arrow When to feed your dog to help calm him
arrow What type of sounds to leave on when you leave home
arrow What types of toys and distractions to leave for your dog
arrow Why an anti-bark citronella collar may help reduce anxiety barking - plus many other tips to treat anxiety barkers!
arrow Using aromatherapy and pheromones to calm your dog

One of the most important things you’ll learn in Curing Dog Separation Anxiety is how to build tolerance to staying alone for your dog. It can’t just “happen” – it takes time to build up to that feeling of being alone, and there is a step-by-step method to employ to help build that tolerance over time.

Another critical component that you’ll need to learn are the techniques needed to minimize your dog’s anxiety prior to your departure. It’s called “desensitizing departures,” and it’s an important technique to have. But it’s just one of the many behavior modification techniques you’ll find in Curing Dog Separation Anxiety.