@Derka33 how would you like it if a higher intelligent being beat the shit out of you. Do all of us a favor and think before opening that shithole of yours.
@Deecimal Humans are not of higher intelligence, we kill each other for worshiping the wrong deity. To which we have no evidence even exists. You lose.
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I'm doing a masters research project on the genetics of separation anxiety in dogs through Sydney University. I would like to use your clip for a postgrad conference I have to give as I think it demonstrates this disorder far better than I could with any words. Hope things have improved for you since this was taken.
I have 5 dogs... I think all dogs need some company. If you have to leave them alone, you have to crate them. I know it makes you feel guilty, but it is best for you and them.
huh...my dog broke the friggin window and jumped out and when I came home he happily bounded up to my car and scared the crap out of me. He seriously HATES door jambs and has eaten all of them. :o( He's a big boy...a staffy, 65 lbs.
@Galacticmaster excuse me? who do you think you are? I made a valid point, and at no time did I insult you, so why have you attempted to insult me? Go and pick your pathetic fights elsewhere
You can leave the radio or the tv on so he feels like someone is there. Another trick I learn was give him a good toy(new) for when u leave that will help occupy his time. When u return take it from him, & give/take that same toy every time. He looks like a chewer so I would suggest no furry toys, just things like "Cuz" b/c they last forever. Plus they are rubber which help clean their teeth. They might cost a little but they r worth it. My weimy got one for his 2nd b-day, he is now 5. (-_-)
That is very bad. I am sure that Dog is stress because the dog is alone. When the dog are stress being alone home so dog might rip things out. Need buying dog's toy or some things giving hobbies. I could see the dog is stress but is not because punishment you so that is just stress to being alone at home.
yes it is seperation anxiety but the destruction isn't vindictive. The dog didn't do it to punish you - that is humanizing the animal. The dog showed by his howling he was trying to locate his pack. The destruction is the manisfistation of his anxiety. That's all. Crate training and exercise will solve this issue.
Yes your dog has separation anxiety but do you know what's the reason he's doing this destruction? It's to punish you for leaving him behind. We had this experience before with a boarder. When we're around, she's a wonderful dog. The moment you leave, she'll destroy everything & anything she can reach plus pee on everything! Why is the dog behaving this way? It all reflects on the owner. Too spoiled, no training, no discipline, not enough socialization, not enough exercise...
...not corrected when the dog does something wrong but instead given praise both for good & bad, not enough interaction & so on. I don't know why your dog is like this but there's got to be a reason. ALL dogs should be independent. My dogs never behave like this. You'll need to work with your dog. Do lots of out of sight stays. Always come back after a few seconds, lots of reward praise. You got to let your dog know, you will come back no matter what! Even if it's few hours later.
Find a professional dog behaviorist to help you out with this because I'm telling you, this is not a good behavior. Correct it now before it's too late. Soon he'll be destroying your couch, the TV & everything else. Many pets with SA get thrown in shelters because owners can't take it anymore but they don't realize that part of it is their fault for their dog's behavior.
To punish you??? Do you seriously think the dog knows that those blinds are important to his/her owner? The dog has no clue that those blinds are important and therefore how could he/she be intentionally punishing the owner?
This looks like separation anxiety. Maybe a veterinarian would have some suggestions?...Or a dog behavioral specialist could have some kind of "therapy" for your dog..
My dog breaks out of all the crates I've gotten for him - I've had to zip tie the sides and doors but he makes the cage roll around. He also tore up a corner of my mattress - how did you solve the behavior?
My dog does the same thing - He practically turned my queen into a twin and I have to use 175lb zip ties. I started crating him at night and day board him at the vet. He's on meds and I exercise him everyday (walks and dog park)....it sucks that I can't trust my dog anymore, but hopefully he'll be happier with a yard.
you put the crate in between two large heavy objects (like a drawer and a desk). then he wont roll around in the cage. and get a wire cage, not zip tie cages.
God almighty people, dogs need company, when are you gonna get that simple fact? Heck if you were left alone and didn't know how to work the TV remote wouldn't you start wrecking the furniture?
Lots of the time it's because they don't get enough exercise...dogs who get 3 good walks a day and play time with their owners don't do this quite as much...I think this dog needs drugs. My dog suffers from separation anxiety but if he was THAT destructive, I'd probably be forced to give him up. I sometimes use this goo in a tube that has chamomile and tryptophan and molasses. He loves the taste and it calms him down. It's the only way to get him through a thunderstorm or leaving him alone.
Our dog has destroyed two dog crates and his canine teeth from chewing the crates when he is left. Whe we are home, he plays in the crate and lays in there from time to time. He has been like this since the day we got him as a puppy. Crate training is not always the answer to this type of anxiety. It's a mental disorder and very sad for the owners to know their dog is that stressed to be left behind.
Your dog clearly has separation anxiety...which there is treatment for...check with a vet...and a dog shouldnt be left home for 8 to 12 hrs a day...which is a lot of cases...the dog is clearly bored and scared..
separation anxiety is hard and takes a loooong time of behavioral training to alleviate. to avoid a dog acting like this always crate train your puppies.!!!Its not cruel dogs are den animals it comforts them. If you have dogs with these behaviors you should look up how to practice gradual departures and also D.A.P's are amazing for separation anxiety
OMG! Why have a pet to leave it outside? How heartless!
This poor animal is so devoted to it's human companion you can feel it's heart breaking! Beautiful animal I hope you keep working with him to alleviate the anixiety!
What kind of dog is that?
Wildbillcooper 2 months ago
I would have beaten the shit out of that mut.
Derka33 6 months ago
@Derka33 how would you like it if a higher intelligent being beat the shit out of you. Do all of us a favor and think before opening that shithole of yours.
Deecimal 5 months ago
@Deecimal Humans are not of higher intelligence, we kill each other for worshiping the wrong deity. To which we have no evidence even exists. You lose.
Blocked.
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Derka33 5 months ago
@Derka33 lol your ability to interpret a simple sentence amuse me.
Deecimal 5 months ago
yep i feel your pain, this crap happen to me when i first trusted my dog inside, i came home to a demolished house
oddball4ever 7 months ago
hahahahaha
brilliant!!!!!
i love animals........but some do belong outside i think........
good luck!!!!!!!
damartya 8 months ago
awwww " you forgot mee!" lol
cheetahprint100 8 months ago
That is one frustrated pooch.
dekalbm 10 months ago
Pretty sure I'd so the same if I was stuck in that boring as sh*# room......
hollieleaf1 1 year ago
I'm doing a masters research project on the genetics of separation anxiety in dogs through Sydney University. I would like to use your clip for a postgrad conference I have to give as I think it demonstrates this disorder far better than I could with any words. Hope things have improved for you since this was taken.
dvr20101 1 year ago
I have 5 dogs... I think all dogs need some company. If you have to leave them alone, you have to crate them. I know it makes you feel guilty, but it is best for you and them.
DailyVoice 1 year ago
that dog looks like a human dressed up in a dog costume.
2sites 1 year ago
Was this issue resolved? If not, please consider hiring a certified professional dog trainer or finding a board certified veterinary behaviorist.
NYSmallDogExaminer 1 year ago
my dog does this... but he's way too big for a crate (great pyrenees) any other suggestions???
LittleReiOfSunshine 1 year ago
huh...my dog broke the friggin window and jumped out and when I came home he happily bounded up to my car and scared the crap out of me. He seriously HATES door jambs and has eaten all of them. :o( He's a big boy...a staffy, 65 lbs.
Gonna have to crate him!!
kellann55 2 years ago
shit the dog went mad,
call the vet
Galacticmaster 2 years ago
@Galacticmaster the vet is not a behavioralist
LittleReiOfSunshine 1 year ago
@LittleReiOfSunshine
it was a joke troll
Galacticmaster 1 year ago
@Galacticmaster excuse me? who do you think you are? I made a valid point, and at no time did I insult you, so why have you attempted to insult me? Go and pick your pathetic fights elsewhere
LittleReiOfSunshine 1 year ago
You can leave the radio or the tv on so he feels like someone is there. Another trick I learn was give him a good toy(new) for when u leave that will help occupy his time. When u return take it from him, & give/take that same toy every time. He looks like a chewer so I would suggest no furry toys, just things like "Cuz" b/c they last forever. Plus they are rubber which help clean their teeth. They might cost a little but they r worth it. My weimy got one for his 2nd b-day, he is now 5. (-_-)
famousfuture 2 years ago 2
Ahhhh, I wish I could be with my dog every minute of the day, but I just cant and they dont understand, makes me want to cry :(
Oracle521 2 years ago
tryturningthe tv on whe you leave...helps mypoiter
vazquezbtds0202 2 years ago
That is very bad. I am sure that Dog is stress because the dog is alone. When the dog are stress being alone home so dog might rip things out. Need buying dog's toy or some things giving hobbies. I could see the dog is stress but is not because punishment you so that is just stress to being alone at home.
sazsweet 2 years ago
WOW
hyperdarksonic98 2 years ago
i wouldve beat that mofo's asssssss
destinomataliga 2 years ago
you need to buy him some toys
bayuush 2 years ago 2
yes it is seperation anxiety but the destruction isn't vindictive. The dog didn't do it to punish you - that is humanizing the animal. The dog showed by his howling he was trying to locate his pack. The destruction is the manisfistation of his anxiety. That's all. Crate training and exercise will solve this issue.
alexisriley 2 years ago 7
LOLLLLL
lela81yu 2 years ago
leave a radio on
0011010110101100 2 years ago
omg...
LittoMoon 2 years ago
Yes your dog has separation anxiety but do you know what's the reason he's doing this destruction? It's to punish you for leaving him behind. We had this experience before with a boarder. When we're around, she's a wonderful dog. The moment you leave, she'll destroy everything & anything she can reach plus pee on everything! Why is the dog behaving this way? It all reflects on the owner. Too spoiled, no training, no discipline, not enough socialization, not enough exercise...
AmberFaithChloe 2 years ago
...not corrected when the dog does something wrong but instead given praise both for good & bad, not enough interaction & so on. I don't know why your dog is like this but there's got to be a reason. ALL dogs should be independent. My dogs never behave like this. You'll need to work with your dog. Do lots of out of sight stays. Always come back after a few seconds, lots of reward praise. You got to let your dog know, you will come back no matter what! Even if it's few hours later.
AmberFaithChloe 2 years ago
Find a professional dog behaviorist to help you out with this because I'm telling you, this is not a good behavior. Correct it now before it's too late. Soon he'll be destroying your couch, the TV & everything else. Many pets with SA get thrown in shelters because owners can't take it anymore but they don't realize that part of it is their fault for their dog's behavior.
AmberFaithChloe 2 years ago
To punish you??? Do you seriously think the dog knows that those blinds are important to his/her owner? The dog has no clue that those blinds are important and therefore how could he/she be intentionally punishing the owner?
cribsays 2 years ago
This looks like separation anxiety. Maybe a veterinarian would have some suggestions?...Or a dog behavioral specialist could have some kind of "therapy" for your dog..
nytransplnt 3 years ago
I heard when dogs do that it is because they think they are the alpha male. Do you walk yor dog with it in front of you.
aphroboy 3 years ago
thats why i use a crate......
iplehguitar 3 years ago 6
My dog breaks out of all the crates I've gotten for him - I've had to zip tie the sides and doors but he makes the cage roll around. He also tore up a corner of my mattress - how did you solve the behavior?
CastaNOODLE 3 years ago
My dog does the same thing - He practically turned my queen into a twin and I have to use 175lb zip ties. I started crating him at night and day board him at the vet. He's on meds and I exercise him everyday (walks and dog park)....it sucks that I can't trust my dog anymore, but hopefully he'll be happier with a yard.
CastaNOODLE 3 years ago
you put the crate in between two large heavy objects (like a drawer and a desk). then he wont roll around in the cage. and get a wire cage, not zip tie cages.
iplehguitar 3 years ago
God almighty people, dogs need company, when are you gonna get that simple fact? Heck if you were left alone and didn't know how to work the TV remote wouldn't you start wrecking the furniture?
whitehairedbatard 3 years ago
Hey...my dog does those things too! Though, hopefully with the medication and behavior modification she's on, not for very much longer!
randomtrickpony 4 years ago
Lots of the time it's because they don't get enough exercise...dogs who get 3 good walks a day and play time with their owners don't do this quite as much...I think this dog needs drugs. My dog suffers from separation anxiety but if he was THAT destructive, I'd probably be forced to give him up. I sometimes use this goo in a tube that has chamomile and tryptophan and molasses. He loves the taste and it calms him down. It's the only way to get him through a thunderstorm or leaving him alone.
jrbrook76 4 years ago
awesome dog, good luck
MNJST 4 years ago
I had to show my friend this vid and she has named your dog destructo dog WOW
camiedoll19 4 years ago
what are you doing to help him now that you see he does this? My doberman and I could sure use some advice!!!!
camiedoll19 4 years ago
what was the your expression when you came back? lol
Elgenzay 4 years ago
Can anyone say...crate training???????
If started as a pup they will get a sense of security from the cage...this dog is clearly very upset and distraught, what a shame
hdgoff 4 years ago
Our dog has destroyed two dog crates and his canine teeth from chewing the crates when he is left. Whe we are home, he plays in the crate and lays in there from time to time. He has been like this since the day we got him as a puppy. Crate training is not always the answer to this type of anxiety. It's a mental disorder and very sad for the owners to know their dog is that stressed to be left behind.
katiebug300 4 years ago
Your dog clearly has separation anxiety...which there is treatment for...check with a vet...and a dog shouldnt be left home for 8 to 12 hrs a day...which is a lot of cases...the dog is clearly bored and scared..
hdgoff 4 years ago
how then can you go to work?
MNJST 4 years ago
My 20 lbs dog used his teeth to go through 2 crates also, he freaks when I leave
MNJST 4 years ago
separation anxiety is hard and takes a loooong time of behavioral training to alleviate. to avoid a dog acting like this always crate train your puppies.!!!Its not cruel dogs are den animals it comforts them. If you have dogs with these behaviors you should look up how to practice gradual departures and also D.A.P's are amazing for separation anxiety
zoechi 4 years ago
omg my dog is the same exact way what are u doing to help him? cause i so need help in that department..lol
caceyjawahir 4 years ago
oh wow ... my sister's dog is the same way, either my sister or/and her husband has to be home! Maybe get another dog?
MIZJEN80 4 years ago
OMG! Why have a pet to leave it outside? How heartless!
This poor animal is so devoted to it's human companion you can feel it's heart breaking! Beautiful animal I hope you keep working with him to alleviate the anixiety!
urnotim 5 years ago
and thats why animals are best kept outside...
tdawgui 5 years ago
Thats what Taurus is for. ;-)
bodhibuggy 5 years ago