Causes and Effects of Dog Anxiety
Anxiety disorder in dogs can be caused by an illness, previous stint at the rescue center, separation among other causative agents. The disorder is characterized by a dog tucking himself between his legs, being reclusive, avoiding eye contact, among other signs.
The effects of an anxiety disorder include inappropriate elimination, development of destructive behavior, and aggressive vocalization. It is recommended you seek the advice of the veterinarian
Other than the aforementioned indicators, an anxiety disorder can be manifested by these signs and symptoms:
- Destructive behavior
- Spontaneously elimination (bowel movement and urination)
- Excessive licking
- Displacement behavior (air sniffing, lip licking, yawning)
- Excessive licking
- Passive escape
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