Don talks with Veterinary Behaviorist Dr. Christine Calder about separation anxiety in dogs. Separation Anxiety is a panic disorder in dogs that cannot cope with being left alone. These dogs are not misbehaving to get revenge but are suffering.
During the show, we discuss separation anxiety and its symptoms, sharing experiences with mild and extreme cases. We discuss which dogs are more likely to suffer from separation anxiety and address other disorders that may have some of the same symptoms. We discuss treatment options and things one can do to prevent separation anxiety.
Facility: Midcoast Humane
Address: 190 Pleasant Street, Brunswick, ME
Phone: (207) 449-1366
Website: https://midcoasthumane.org/
Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/Christine-Calder-DVM-DACVB-Veterinary-Behaviorist-104864721012254/
More info on Dr. Calder from the January 2020 issue of Downeast Dog News - https://downeastdognews.villagesoup.com/p/what-is-a-veterinary-behaviorist/1846547
Alone Training – http://bit.ly/AloneTraining
Crate Habituation to Reduce Anxiety – http://bit.ly/CrateHabituation
How Can I Tell When My Dog Is Anxious or Fearful? – http://bit.ly/DogsSignsofFear
Management of An Aggressive, Fearful or Reactive Dog – http://bit.ly/BhxManagement
Preventing separation anxiety – Teaching your dog to cope with being alone – http://bit.ly/PrevSepAnx
Podcast – Introducing Dr. Christine Calder, Maine's 1st Veterinary Behaviorist - http://bit.ly/WMw-DrCalderVetBhx
From Downeast Dog News
Separation Anxiety (Part 1) – What is it? – https://bit.ly/SepAnx-Calder-1
Separation Anxiety Treatment (Part 2) – https://bit.ly/SepAnx-Calder-2
