Come on - be honest. If you answered, “yes” to any of these questions, and it happens especially when you leave your dog alone, your dog may be suffering from dog separation anxiety.

why do some dogs develop separation anxiety while others don’t?

Nobody really knows why it impacts some dogs and not others. It really doesn’t matter if your dog is in a one-pet home, or there are multiple pets.

But it may be more likely to happen if your dog has a history of abuse or has lived in multiple homes. It also may happen if your dog has missed out on normal social interaction with people and other animals – especially as puppies.

But the most important thing to remember is that it is not your fault if your dog is suffering from dog separation anxiety. The most important thing is to begin curing your dog as quickly as possible.

Nobody wants a dog to be suffering from separation anxiety. It isn’t your fault; it isn’t your dog’s fault. However, you do owe it to your pet – and yourself, to treat your dog 's separation anxiety. And it is completley treatable, if you know the simple steps to make this possible!

So, How can you help me?

Hi, my name is Alex Miller. I’m an avid dog lover and I have a 20-month-old German Shepard. His name is Peter, a loving member of my family and we just adore him! We got Peter from a neighbor when he was just 2-months old, and by the time he was 8 months the problems with Peter began when. It all started around the time I had to start leaving home for my new job.

Peter would start whining while I was getting ready for work, and after I left he began to destroy everything in sight. Despite putting him in an indoor kennel, Peter started biting the wires, and whining the entire time I was gone (I set up a camera to film him while I was out - I highly suggest you do the same).

Finally, we realized that Peter was suffering from separation anxiety. We put him on medication, and I began looking for information on how to help him.

There wasn’t any!

So I went on a mission, like some sort of mad woman, to learn everything I could about the condition. I spent countless late nights trying to unravel the mysteries of this disease, and get to the bottom of it. After seeing that there simply was very little information available for dog owners whose dogs suffered from separation anxiety, I decided to help my fellow dog lovers by creating a course to teach others how to undertand and treat this condition.

Dog Seperation Success Guide is the culmination of my work. Using this course is like having me in your home, looking over your shoulder and telling you what to do to help your dog become a happy, healthy member of your family.

In Dog Seperation Success Guide, you’ll gain insight into dog separation anxiety, and learn important information that can help you deal with the problem, including:

	The main factors that may have contributed to your dog’s separation anxiety
	Which dogs may be at high risk to suffer from separation anxiety
	Why a dog’s destructive behavior is NOT an attempt to get “revenge” on their owner for leaving them alone
	The key symptoms to look for to help diagnose dog separation anxiety
	Which breeds are more prone to suffer from separation anxiety - something you really must know if you’re looking for a new dog
	What behaviors to watch for from your dog when you return home

Knowing these important factors will help you not only confirm whether or not your dog is suffering from separation anxiety, but which dogs you might want to consider avoiding if you’re currently looking for a new pet!

Does Your Dog Have Separation Anxiety?

Dog Seperation Success Guide will help you sort through the myriad of symptoms and determine whether your pet is suffering from separation anxiety. You’ll learn the key risk factors associated with separation anxiety. But you’ll also learn something even more important – how to lower the risk factors of separation anxiety.

You’ll learn risk-lowering secrets like:

	When to vaccinate your dog
	The number one protective factor to have in your home
	What helps lower stress and improve obedience scores
	How to use pheromones to lower anxiety risk

But there’s so much more packed inside the almost 90 full pages of Dog Seperation Success Guide. You’ll have information at your fingertips to help you diagnose whether or not your dog has separation anxiety, including a comprehensive list of clinical symptoms.

To help you understand how veterinarians diagnose separation anxiety, Dog Seperation Success Guide even includes a comprehensive questionnaire – along with an interpretation section. Veterinarians use these questionnaires to determine not only if a dog has separation anxiety, but also to what degree – from mild to moderate to severe. Before you rush off to your Vet and pay hundreds of dollars for a diagnosis, why not try my course first?

If you can detect separation anxiety, corrective measures can be taken before the condition gets worse. The earlier you treat the problem, the less severe it will become, and a better outcome will be reached.
 
And the good news is that separation anxiety can be successfully treated, through behavior modification and medication. But first you have to know that the dog actually is suffering from separation anxiety, and not from boredom.

Why have medication AND behavior modification? Why not one or the other? 

Well, it’s important to know that each one plays an important role in your dog’s treatment. Most often, the medication is used to help your dog relax, so it can concentrate on performing the behavior modification exercises.

It’s really important to note, that it’s the exercises that will help change your dog’s response to stressful situations over time!

In Dog Seperation Success Guide, you’ll learn:

	Which medications are used to treat dog separation anxiety
	Why medications must be given regularly, and not just when your dog seems anxious
	Why it may take a long time for the medications to work, and why you need to follow a structured program of behavior modification to increase their effectivness

The fact is the only method that will offer long-term relief is behavior modification.

Dog Seperation Success Guide provides you with multiple behavior modification techniques that can help your dog overcome the separation anxiety that’s ruining your relationship with your pet.

Some basic techniques you’ll learn in this book include:

	How to enrigh the surroundings to make your pet at ease
	How to implement reward relaxation
	Why downplaying your departure can help your dog relax
	Why changing the type of dog toys can help reduce pet anxiety
	How changing your routine when you return home can help
	How to use exercise and mental stimulation to calm your dog

Home Alone

Dog Seperation Success Guide 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 Dog Seperation Success Guide 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 Dog Seperation Success Guide 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:

	What type of exercise to use with your dog
	When to feed your dog to help calm him
	What type of sounds to leave on when you leave home
	What types of toys and distractions to leave for your dog
	Why an anti-bark citronella collar may help reduce anxiety barking - plus many other tips to treat anxiety barkers!
	Using aromatherapy and pheromones to calm your dog

One of the most important things you’ll learn in Dog Seperation Success Guide 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 Dog Seperation Success Guide.

Other techniques covered in the book include:

	When to implement exercise before your departure
	What type of behavior to avoid using on your part when you come back home
	The healthy way to get your dog to earn the attention it craves
	Where – and When –  to reward your dog for appropriate behavior
	What steps you must take each day before you leave the house to ensure your dog's behviour improves

This includes a remarkable six-Step anxiety action plan that you can learn – and implement to help reduce your dog’s symptoms and get them used to your leaving the house!

You’ll find these and other beneficial techniques in the pages of Dog Seperation Success Guide.

But there’s so much more – a wealth of information and techniques that will help you resolve your dog’s separation anxiety problem once and for all. 

Just look:

	The 5 special tips to use with excessively barking dogs
	3 special diet tips to help with anxious dogs
	Alternative and holistic health aids to help calm your pet
	7 additional steps you can take with a particularly difficult dog

A Real World Routine

So much is covered - chapter after chapter, in dealing with your dog’s anxiety and in behavior modification. But what about doing something to help prevent separation anxiety before it happens?

That’s another place that Dog Seperation Success Guide can help!  You’ll learn what is called “acclimation training” – how to get your dog used to his or her new surroundings the proper way!

You’ll learn what to do and what steps to take when you bring home your dog or puppy for the first time.

You’ll learn the proper way to acclimate your pet to its surroundings – step by step!

You’ll learn how to get your dog used to not having you at his or her side, along with techniques that can produce calm, relaxed behavior.

Another area of prevention that may be helpful is crating your dog.

Before you throw up your hands and react to this as “cruel,” it’s important for you to realize that your dog’s natural instinct is to be a “den animal.”  When a dog is in the wild, a den is where they sleep, hide from danger and raise a family. A crate is like that den – it becomes your dog’s refuge – a favorite place to go – when it’s used properly.

The truth is, if you have a destructive dog, then a crate to confine it is a very effective option while you modify his or her behavior - but ONLY if you know how to use this tool correctly.  If you don't, you could very easily cause your dog far greater distress.

In the pages of Dog Seperation Success Guide, you’ll learn key points about crates and crating, including:

	What types of crates are available, and how to match the crate to your dog
	What sized crate is right for your dog
	How to crate you dog correctly to modify its behaviour
	Special tips when crating puppies
	When NOT to use crates (Important!)

In addition to these helpful tips and tricks, you’ll also learn – step-by-step, the entire crate training process. Dog Seperation Success Guide will take you through the crate training, from introducing your dog to the crate to feeding your dog in the crate to how to increase the crate time for your dog.

For dog separation anxiety, you’ll also learn the correct method of crating your dog when you leave the house, and what to do when you return home.

Invariably, problems do come up when crating your dog. These potential problems can add to the dog’s anxiety, so it’s best to know about them – and Dog Seperation Success Guide will show you what problems can occur, and what to do about them.

Dog Seperation Success Guide is your separation “bible” – chapter after chapter and page after page of what you need to know, what can happen and what to do if your dog suffers from separation anxiety.

If you’re a dog lover; if you have a new dog or if you’re planning on getting a dog, this is a must-have book in your library. Without question, it will help you not only learn how to modify your dog’s behavior if it suffers from separation anxiety; it will also help you prevent separation anxiety in the first place.

The good news is that separation anxiety in dogs can be cured with time – and knowledge. Dog Seperation Success Guide will give the knowledge that you need to successfully deal with your dog’s separation anxiety.

I Really Need Your Help! How Do I Get A Copy?

My publisher tried to convince me that this course should sell for $37.

After all, he said, this is the