Dogs with separation anxiety express their distress in various ways Labradoodle woodlands. You might come home to:
howling
barking
whining
signs of destructive behavior like chewing and destroying furniture, particularly around exits such as doors and windows
improper elimination inside the home, manifesting as urination or defecation
attempts to escape confinement, which can result in self-harm, like broken teeth or cut paws.
Other behavioral symptoms linked to separation anxiety include:
Excessive clinging to owners
Trembling
Panting
Excessive salivation
Pacing in repetitive patterns
Refusal to eat when alone
Heightened anxiety during specific departure scenarios, such as when the owner leaves for work
Recognizing these symptoms is the first step towards addressing and managing your dog’s separation anxiety.