Pet Psychologist Dionna Newton Explains The Signs To Look Out For.
THE SIGNS TO LOOK FOR
Anxious dogs can exhibit many different behaviours. They may become antisocial or nervous and reluctant to interact with people, other animals, or new environments. Dogs may also hide, bark, drool or growl and could even display uncharacteristic aggression. Anxiety in dogs can grow slowly over time and the initial, subtle signs can be easily missed.
CAUSES OF ANXIETY
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