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Dogs can be anxious for many reasons.
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Dogs can be anxious for many reasons, and it could have started or developed since conception and in vitro. It could be something they encountered, or a scary experience that has shaped their thoughts and emotions.
In this episode I talk about some of the ways you may not have a ‘clean slate’ puppy, or why your dog has changed as they got older.
The chances you have caused anxiety are slim – unless you have been scaring them and making them nervous (I hope not!)
We also need to stop trying to ‘fix’ our dogs to make them into an unobtainable mould- instead get help with the extremes, and then embrace their personality.
Enjoy listening!
Need help? Get in touch – jo@pippinpetsdogtraining.co.uk or visit our website www.pippinpetsdogtraining.co.uk
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