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I leave children’s cartoons on for my cocker, as soon as I put the TV on she knows that I’m going out and she gets on her beds d settles down to watch her favourite cartoons🐾🙂

I am that proud I have never done this and my baby is always healthy

I leave dog TV on whenever i leave the house it goes on for hours I think he like it alot

I always say, I’ll be right back.

'See ya later buddy'

I just give her a treat and now she looks forward to me leaving.

I never leave a frozen roast out to thaw,lol.

I give my dogs a treet and say what time I will be back at

I hate ever leaving my 🐕 poor things I want to take them everywhere 🫶🏻🐶🐾💙🐣🙏😇🪻🐕🌺🫶🏻🌲🌻❄️

When I am not home my German Shepherd has a job to do..I tell her watch the house I will be back..simple! Leave her very little food but plenty of water.

This video is great and I subscribed. I have a Corgi, just turned 5. BUT he will NOT eat peanut butter. Stinky little poopy corgi LOL Hmmm maybe a peanut butter fluff? :)

Nice! I just split a treat in 8 pieces and scattered them around and now she's sniffing to find them!

Thank you. This video will really help me help 11 month old Cavie start learning so both of us will enjoy the walk. Also, I will let him know what's expected of him.

Great video, thank you 🙏

That's why I got 2 dogs. They are great companions.

Enjoyed your video thanks for posting 👍

We used to have a rescue cat called Victor. He would wander in and lie down on the heated kitchen floor. If Victor was calm our rescue dog was calm. Sadly Victor died of old age. Looking to get a new rescue cat.

I have to pet my dog and say goodbye befire i leave. He runs and barks at me to say bye. Then he's ok. Most happy to see me when i return.

I told my pet that she was in charge when i am gone.....my kids beleve it to. As she screened every body in or out. And ruled the two cats.. kept them in line then her inner clock ... she knew when i landed on the door step. 😊😊party.

My dog loves Shakespeare - his favourite lines are - Bonio,Bonio wherefore art thou Bonio ?

I've always kissed her goodbye and said I will be back she has never pines

Prong collars are great 😃 doesn't harm the dog

I never should have taught my dog to use my cell phone to order pizza !!!

Prong collar…seriously no! That is not how you train.😮

Would like loose leash leads for dogs that I see only occasionally.

I don't think so 😠😠, I will not be using a prong collar for my dog walks😠😠, my dog has always tried to pull me when I walk him, but I just stop and he stops pulling me 😎👍

Every dog is a personality wrapped in fur. Know the breed We have velcro dogs only because retired status. Work and velcro dog boo on it.

Oh, my dog can definitely roll her eyes.....

Dogs are like people, no 2 are the same. It also depends on personality and past life experience, especially if a rescue. The one thing that I would never do, is crate a dog. If you think it is ok lock yourself in a cage for an hour or longer and see how you like it.

My dog cannot stand loud noises, but turn on Family Guy or any cowboy-n-indian show or channel, he is happy as a clam.

#3. My working dogs (MalinoisxAnatolian) and Border collies Pyrenees are w/me 24/7. They have jobs and we are a team. I trust them and they trust and respect me. They also sleep w/me!

Studies done in the 1990s showed that all mammals of which humans are, respond to music the same way. Ever known someone with Alzheimer's disease can still play the music they used to? That is because music involves the entire brain, not just part of it. That is one reason deaf people who I feel sorry for, have lost the ability to enjoy music.

One of the reasons we have two indoor cats. I like dogs, but they require a lot of attention and they don't work well as motor home passengers----in our case, at least.

I play soft instrumental meditation music and I don’t try to stay away too long. I also play or take her for a walk if I have been away 4-6 hours. When I go to run errands, she goes with me. She loves going bye-bye to the bank or post office. She has been a wonderful companion to me. Also, add a shirt or sweatshirt in their dog bed or where they lay.

I finally learned this lesson before I retired.

I play soft meditation music and I don’t try to stay away too long. I also play or take her for a walk if I have been away 4-6 hours. When I go to run errands, she goes with me. She loves going bye-bye to the bank or post office. She has been a wonderful companion to me.

I guess I’m a great dog owner. It seems I do all the right things, according to you.

I've owned dogs all my life. In my experience teaching your dogs that you are leaving but will be back is no big deal. As long as they've learned that you're always coming back they'll be fine and not have to suffer through a period of separation anxiety. For me it's as simple as a phrase I use every time EVERY TIME I go someplace. I don't know how they do it but they always seem to know (spooky - almost before I do) that I'm going somewhere. They will get anxious and animated until I walk to the front door and say to them, " P G E, guys, P G E, Protect the cats, guard the house and eat the burglars." Of course they probably have 0 o understanding of what I just said, BUT - as soon as they hear that phrase they know that I will be back. They calm down and stand by the door until I leave. They're fine. Don't bark after I'm gone. Don't eat shoes or chew on stuff while I'm gone, nor do any of the other things dogs do when their people/person leaves. Works for me. The key is using the same phrase every time ya leave. Start out with it when you know you won't be gone long and work your way up to being gone longer. Always use exactly the same phrase. All the dog needs is a built in trained assurance that you'll be back. The phrase will do that for them. Oh yeah - it works on just 1 dog too, but it works better if you've got 2, or some cats that are part of their family.

What about those days that are too hot or too cold to leave them in a vehicle?? I would love to take my dogs with me, but I take in foster dogs and it's not safe to bring that many dogs with me... plus my dogs keep each other company... after listening to this, I am doing ok... but I could do better... Everyone can...

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Lobo is a service dog in training. So there is that.

I adopted an older cat but I didn't know she wasn't 7 years old as stated but was in fact about 11years old. She was always anxious when I left for work and I accidentally discovered she watched TV. She loved the Animal Planet and would watch it, take a nap, eat and start the process over until I got home.

I give my pittie instructions on looking after the house, he has a job. He’s there watching when I come home and tell him good job.

I never had a dog, until my daughter decided to get one when she started medical school. But soon, she figured it was not easy to take care of the dog while in medical school. So, I ended up with a beautiful White German Shepherd called Bellissima. (There is a picture of her on my Channel). She is the most beautiful dog I have ever seen! And every time I leave the house, she looks at me as if to say: "Where the hell you think you are going?" and "Can I go with you?". And looking at her beautiful eyes and her long ears, melts my heart. So, most of the time, I end up taking her with me everywhere I go!

Commenters: what’s with all the silly baby talk.

Wow. Too much work. No dog for us.

My dog never did the full 'chin-to-cheek' licks, he'd just dab the tip of his tongue. His version of a boop, maybe? He was the gentlest dog I ever knew - a pit/rottweiler cross who was a genuine Animal Cops type rescue. If he wanted to show me something, he'd hold my wrist in his teeth to lead me. God, I miss him!

Both me and my wife always give my little buddy all of our attention and play with him and spend time with him and we both love him very much ❤️😎👍

Get to the point!!!!!!!!!!!!!

My little girl, Zoe (my Maltese, Shih Tzu) dog and I developed our routine I thot she will be confident enough once this becomes a habit whenever I have to leave the house for few hours or if it’s only necessary. But she’s very smart whenever I get up early and hop in the shower, she senses I am going away or leaving to somewhere on that day. But my trick always work guys. At first, she cries but whenever I keep doing this routine, until she realises that I hold on to my promise that I will come back, after a while, she started to get used to our routine and now she’s so confident that I will return and come back home. I always tell her to sit at the front door and wait for me till I come back, then, promised her always that I will give her a cuddle after I washed my hands after coming home to her, till it became habitual between us. That’s why, now, my Zoe stop crying coz she knows well that mum will soon be back again to give her a cuddle and a treat. What amazes me and makes me more excited is to see her always and truly waiting for me - and seeing her little tail wagging for excitement seeing me back home! I encourage you guys to make a deal with your loving pets and when you promise them something, make sure that you will do it till they become confident enough and believe that they won’t be alone at all and that you will surely come back! That’s how I gained my little Zoe’s confident instead of having a separation anxiety guys! But mind you, it takes a while and varies on how your pets will react on it because it is ou or us, who will help them believe that it will be alright! So,far, ever since, we’re both feeling secure, peaceful, free stress and both seeing each other with joy and happy together - not just my Zoe but I feel confident myself thinking my little girl is going to be alright - she’s always alright when I arrived home, she’s happy seeing me back with her tail wagging excitingly all the time! Btw,it says here not to leave the TV on. But I honestly do leave our TV on for her but tuned only with her favourite tv shows or series that she loves, amuse her and will entertain her to keep her mind destructed. So, far, I never left her with any tv shows or anything that will make her feel more scared at all, besides, I know what she loves and what she hates. I don’t encourage to leave my little girl, Zoe with toys around as I thot something might have had happened wrong esply when I’m not around for few hours. The sound of the TV is enough for me to leave her amuse and at the same time, gives me peace of mind not to worry any hazards around er while I’m not home.