Try to desensitize him to you leaving. You can do this by getting ready to leave the house, stepping out the door for 10 seconds, then immediately returning. Gradually increase the amount of time you leave until your dog no longer feels anxious.
Anything that will keep the dog from lying in urine and getting urine burn on the skin is a good idea. Other options include puppy pads, which are highly absorbent,...
Approach the car with the dog, and when it stops, reward it by allowing it to get more distance from the car. Then, feed them a high-value treat—usually meat is...
Validate their fear by telling them you understand and listening to their concerns. Don't dismiss this fear or tell them not to worry about it. It can cause your child...
Dogs with separation anxiety don't settle in their owner's absence. Have a chat with the neighbors and ask if they hear barking when you're out. Other clues include destructive behavior...
Yikes! I would put antiperspirant spray on it so it won't burn. Lead the licking dog to another room so it will be distracted when you spray it on. Just...
