Anxiety in dogs shows up in many ways: pacing, hiding, destructiveness, clinginess, refusal to eat or reactions to noise. It is common, and it is treatable.
Start with predictability and a safe place your dog can retreat to without being followed. Avoid punishing fear-driven behaviour, which usually makes it worse.
If anxiety is affecting daily life, book a consultation. There are medical conditions that can look like anxiety, and there are treatment options worth discussing.
General information for pet owners, not a diagnosis or treatment plan. Please speak with our team about your own pet.