Dogs, like humans, can develop irrational fears and phobias. Dogs seem particularly vulnerable to anxiety when separated from their owners. Separation anxiety is expressed differently in different dogs.
Signs that your dog may suffer from separation anxiety:
- Dogs become extremely distressed when members of the family leave them alone.
- Dogs can be hurt in frenzied attempts to let (jump through the glass windows, dig through the doors with their claws, break their teeth, tear their legs while trying to get out of the box).
- Cut continuously when the owners are absent.
- They become destructive and cause considerable damage (scratching and chewing).
Dogs like to chase fast-moving objects such as cars, bicycles or other animals, and often get killed doing so.
The dog's habit of eating his own or other animals' stools, called coprophagia, is particularly disgusting to people. Your dog, however, sees no problem with eating excrement, and herbivore feces may even provide nutrients. However, various internal parasites also may be ingested in this way. While numerous theories have been advanced to explain coprophagia, treatment is the same.
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Signs that your dog may suffer from separation anxiety:
- Dogs become extremely distressed when members of the family leave them alone.
- Dogs can be hurt in frenzied attempts to let (jump through the glass windows, dig through the doors with their claws, break their teeth, tear their legs while trying to get out of the box).
- Cut continuously when the owners are absent.
- They become destructive and cause considerable damage (scratching and chewing).
Dogs like to chase fast-moving objects such as cars, bicycles or other animals, and often get killed doing so.
The dog's habit of eating his own or other animals' stools, called coprophagia, is particularly disgusting to people. Your dog, however, sees no problem with eating excrement, and herbivore feces may even provide nutrients. However, various internal parasites also may be ingested in this way. While numerous theories have been advanced to explain coprophagia, treatment is the same.read more :
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