Separation Anxiety Training

Living with a dog suffering from separation anxiety can be heartbreaking and feel impossible to deal with.
We’re here to help…

Separation Anxiety Intake Form

Name

First Name

Last Name

Spouse/Partner/Housemate

First Name

Last Name

Email

Phone

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Your Dog's Name

What is your dog's date of birth? (estimate if adopted)

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What date did you get your dog?

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How long has your dog had separation anxiety? (months, years, etc.)

What breed or mix is your dog?

Where did you get your dog?

Is your dog male or female?

Male

Female

Is your dog spayed/neutered?

Yes - spayed/neutered

No - intact

Please list out your dog's daily exercise & enrichment

How long is your dog currently being left alone?

Have you spoken to your veterinarian about your dog's separation anxiety?

No

Yes

If yes, what was the outcome of the conversation with your vet?

For separation anxiety training to work, you would need to find a way to stop leaving your dog alone. How do you feel about that?

That is unrealistic

Might be doable

I'm already doing that. My dog is never left alone

What other training have you done to address your dog's separation anxiety? Please outline below:

Please feel free to add any other background info about your dog that you think might be helpful

Who were you referred by?

The Signs

Do they panic when left alone?
Panting, pacing, drooling, howling and destruction are just some of the signs your dog might be experiencing separation anxiety.
The Solution

Treating separation anxiety involves a technique called systematic desensitization. This allows us to work at your dog’s comfort level and increase absences gradually without causing distress.
The Support

You’ll receive one-on-one coaching support from a certified professional separation anxiety trainer, and easy to follow training plans throughout the program.

Our training program is offered entirely online, allowing you to work with us from any location on your own time.

Unlike the typical dog training set-up, the best approach to separation anxiety training is through supported remote work.

The goal is to help your dog feel better when they’re home alone, so training sessions are set up to look like real-life absences. We’ll be with you virtually througout the program to coach and support your journey.

Training Program Includes

Live Coaching Sessions

Customized Daily Training Plans

Unlimited Messaging (during office hours)

Progress Tracking

Flexible Program Options

Coaching with a Certified Separation Anxiety Trainer

The Equipment You’ll Need

Reliable High Speed Internet

Desktop or Laptop Computer

Indoor Live Feed Camera to Monitor Your Dog During Training

Zoom for Live Coaching

Messaging App (WhatsApp)