Dog Separation Anxiety 30 Day Challenge

End Separation Anxiety! Feel Relaxed and Guilt-Free Knowing You Can Leave Your Dog Home Alone…In Just 30 Days

What you'll learn

The fastest way to transform your dog into a pup that feels calm, safe and enjoys time alone when you leave his sight.

The little known secrets of Anxiety-Free Dogs

Basic principles of - separation anxiety behavior, how to identify signs of panic and how to prevent it, tools to help your dog settle

How to have a dog that feels safe and secure when you and your partner go out to run errands

he secrets for how to raise a happy and relaxed pet…no matter how anxious your dog is.

How to remove the guesswork from your day with a pre-written plan you can follow along to know exactly what activities to do with your dog for the next 30 days.

Requirements

No training experience is needed. You will learn everything you need to know.

Description

You’ve come to this page because you’re looking for real solutions…and you’ve probably been through a lot already.Maybe you were gone for 15 minutes and left your dog alone. When you arrived back home your dog was still barking and it took him 45 minutes to calm down.Or worse, maybe your dog destroys things when you leave, or even defecates on themself in their panic.Or perhaps you can’t even leave your dog with your partner or a family member, because they still panic when you leave… you’re not the only one!You have probably tried books, videos, CBD oil, turned on Dog TV for 24 hours, got meds prescribed by the vet or even spent a fortune on private dog training, with little or no real results.Even after everything you’ve tried, your dog can never be left alone.Most Dog Training Advice Ignore Signs of StressMost trainers and dog training advice ignore the key signs of stress your dog may be experiencing and that the owner may be accidentally reinforcing the dog’s anxiety.Each time your dog panics and the correct response is not given, the situation becomes worse. In order to reduce your dog’s anxiety you need to stop this repetition of panic and teach your dog better coping methods.And that’s just one of the many common mistakes people make with anxious dogs that can sabotage the results from their training. Not to mention the plethora of smaller details that can make or break your dog’s progress!Separation anxiety is serious, but it’s not rocket science and it doesn’t need to drive everyone crazy.What if I told you that by using an unconventional and simple approach, you can quickly remove the main cause of separation anxiety and both you and your dog can finally relax.Dogs with separation anxiety have a reaction similar to a panic or anxiety attack.They cannot physically control this reaction, and do not do it on purpose. In order for your dog to feel comfortable alone you need to teach them how to cope appropriately.By providing your dog with specific activities that reduce anxiety, and by building your dog’s coping schedule carefully, you can help stop the repetition of those panic-inducing episodes, and replace them with calm interactions where your dog can learn to settle down and relax even though you aren’t there!Unconventional Technique Calms Even the Most Anxious DogsThis is a unique step-by-step methodology that focuses on your relationship with your dog along with improving their mental health, happiness, and confidence. It creates what we call “team dog”.The 30 Day Separation Anxiety Challenge helps you quickly take control of your pup and start fully enjoying the experience of having a dog.Everything is laid out for you. No guesswork. Just easy to follow and to apply guidelines that work.The 30 Day Separation Anxiety Challenge is for you if you if you want a dog that…Feels safe and secureIs relaxed so you can relaxDoesn't worry when you are coming backIs not miserable when you are awayAnd Is anxiety free

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 How to Use This Course

Section 2: The Basics of Behavior

Lecture 2 Are You Accidentally Giving the Wrong Signals?

Section 3: The Problem With Panic

Lecture 3 Why it Really Isn’t Your Dog’s Fault

Lecture 4 Signs of Panic

Lecture 5 How and Why to Prevent Repetition

Section 4: Training Goals

Lecture 6 Helping Your Dog Cope

Lecture 7 Mental Stimulation and Settling

Lecture 8 Tools of the Trade and Your Dog’s Setup

Section 5: Week One

Lecture 9 Exercise One

Lecture 10 Exercise Two

Lecture 11 Exercise Three

Section 6: Week Two

Lecture 12 Exercise Four

Lecture 13 Exercise Five

Lecture 14 Exercise Six

Section 7: Week Three

Lecture 15 Exercise Seven

Lecture 16 Exercise Eight

Lecture 17 Exercise Nine

Section 8: Week Four

Lecture 18 Exercise Ten

Lecture 19 Exercise Eleven

Lecture 20 Exercise Twelve

Section 9: Long-Term Goals

Lecture 21 Continued Training

Section 10: BONUS: Separation Anxiety Plan and Enrichment List

Lecture 22 Separation Anxiety Plan

Lecture 23 Enrichment List

Dog parents experience separation anxiety with their pups.