25. Please don't go! - separation anxiety in our pets

Welcome to another episode of the Pet Purpose Podcast, the show where my guests and I talk all things pet related… topics that help passionate pet parents take pet parenting to the next level, or topics that are simply of interest for pet parents. 

Being a social species, dogs can at times develop separation anxiety. In this episode, I talk all about separation anxiety:

·      what it is

·      what are the signs

·      why can dogs develop separation anxiety

·      how to prevent it

·      how to treat it

·      and more!

Enjoy the episode.

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