SHORTS #1: Separation Anxiety in Dogs. Can You Prevent It? A "short" interview with Malena DeMartini, CTC, CDBC

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Malena DeMartini is renowned worldwide for her success in helping countless dogs (and the people who love them) overcome separation anxiety. Malena is a Certified Trainer and Counselor (CTC) and Certified Dog Behavior Consultant (CDBC). Since 2001 she has specialized exclusively in canine separation anxiety, having worked hundreds of cases. She's constantly innovating to find better ways to treat the condition and support guardians/pet parents, other trainers, rescues, and shelters.

Learn more about Malena, separation anxiety in dogs, and what you can do if your dog suffers from this condition. Visit Malena's website here.

ABOUT THE SHOW

In this SHORTS episode, Malena DiMartini discusses the prevention of separation anxiety in dogs. She emphasizes that while there are things we can do to optimize our dogs for long-term success, it is important to recognize that we cannot prevent something if we don't know the cause. Shortly, we'll be releasing a full length episode where we take the deep dive with Malena and thoroughly cover the topic of separation anxiety

Chapters

00:00 SHORTS Open

02:15 Prevention of Separation Anxiety

04:04 Setting Dogs Up for Success

05:01 Phasing in Alone Time

07:00 Ways to support the Podcast

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