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Pets can be trained to stay at home alone without getting anxious or destroying the house

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By Team Lounge
Published Apr 08, 2023

Mint Lounge

Often, pet parents return from work to find that their otherwise well-behaved dog has chewed something

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Dogs and cats can experience separation anxiety. It shows as excessive barking or meowing, destructive behaviour or trying to break out of the house

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A common cause of separation anxiety is a lack of socialisation or training

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The behaviour of a pet could also be affected by the parent’s excessive attachment or high anxiety

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Introduce your pet to staying alone by starting with small periods away and increasing it over several weeks

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Toys or other distractions can also to keep them occupied and calm them

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Create a a special place for your pet to rest when you are not home

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