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Is your dog more reactive than usual? Suddenly seems out of character? Sleeping excessively or has suddenly become irritable? These could all be signs of underlying stress. In today’s fast-paced world, we all lead pressured lives- bills to pay, children to look after, difficult bosses and to further complicate matters, the lockdown has only added to the stress in our lives.
But most of us are so self absorbed with our own problems that we fail to notice that our dogs are equally prone to getting stressed; and like in people, stress is bad for dogs. Stressed animals are more likely to get sick and live shorter lives. The webinar will help you identify signs of stress, reduce it and teach your dog how to cope with daily stressors.

Webinar will cover…

• Causes of stress in dog
• How to read the signs
• Long term effects of stress in an animal
• The health implications of long term stress in dogs
• Teach your dog to cope with daily stressors
• How to bring up a puppy to cope with stress
• The role of sensory stimulation in reducing stress
• Relaxation exercises to help a stressed out dog
• How does our stress impact our dogs?
• What you can do to help your dog to distress