How to deal with your dog's separation anxiety

Опубликовано: 24 Июль 2026
на канале: Nigel Reed
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"Sometimes, when guardians leave the house, the dog will chew up and destroy objects. A common misconception is that dogs do this because they are bored. That is not the case.

In this video, I will show you my method for showing the dog there is no need to destroy anything when you leave - no gadgets, tools or demands involved. I hope you enjoy and let me know in the comments if you have any questions!

** PS: I NEED YOUR HELP **

My goal is to better the lives of #onemilliondogs in my lifetime. It is clearly impossible for me to do this on a one to one basis. I have seen that with around every thousand views on my videos, I get a comment or email thanking me and letting me know the video has helped. So working on that basis, I have to make videos on how to address every problem
behaviour and accumulate ONE billion views in order to help 1,000,000 dogs.

You can help me reach #onemilliondogs by (1) subscribing to my channel and (2) give this video a thumbs up - so YouTube suggests this video to more dog owners and we can help 1,000,000 dogs all over the world. Thank you so much!

** THANK YOU **

For more information on dog's behaviour and behavioural issues, have a look at the following links:

My website: https://www.thedogguardian.com where I can travel anywhere in the world

Or if you live in London check out my website dedicated to that area including West, North, South and East London https://dogtraininginlondon.co.uk/

My book: 'The Dog Guardian, Your Guide to a Happy, Well-Behaved Dog':
Amazon Universal Link: http://geni.us/nigel-reed

Canine behaviour courses:
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About me:
My name is Nigel Reed, and I am a dog behaviourist and author with fifteen years experience addressing all types of problematic behaviour. My book The Dog Guardian has sold over 21,000 copies and I have over 2000 clients in the U.K and Europe. I hold qualifications and certificates in dog training and behaviour, animal assisted therapy, wolf studies and nutrition and health. Next to that, I am a regular on radio and television helping owners address their dog’s behaviour.

I believe the secret to helping you address your dog's undesirable behaviour is through detailed but simple advice that is kind, effective and easy to absorb. This why I have produced extensive online courses with how to training videos and created a book. This information will ensure I can suit your preferred learning style in order to help you perfect your relationship with your dog, wherever you are in the world."