By Sakshi Sah
Published Aug 11, 2025

Hindustan Times
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How to calm a dog with separation anxiety

Separation anxiety is when your dog panics the moment you leave.

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Dogs may bark, chew, scratch, or even pee indoors when they feel anxious.

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Keep your goodbyes and returns calm to avoid adding to their stress.

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Leave and come home at the same time each day to help your dog feel safe.

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Try leaving soft music on to help your dog feel relaxed.

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Avoid locking them in a crate; use a quiet room with toys and your scent.

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Leave something that smells like you, like an old t-shirt or towel.

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Reward calm behaviour and never punish your dog for feeling anxious.

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