Excessive pacing or inability to relax can indicate anxiety in your dog. Observe their behavior closely.
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Continuous barking or whining, especially in unfamiliar situations, may signal your dog's distress.
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Diarrhea, vomiting, or loss of appetite can be physical manifestations of your dog's anxiety.
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Chewing on furniture, shoes, or other items when left alone can be a sign of separation anxiety.
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If your dog seeks isolation or hides in unusual places, it might be trying to cope with anxiety
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Unexplained panting or drooling, especially when not hot or after exercise, could indicate stress.
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Anxiety can manifest as aggression towards people or other animals, or as withdrawal from social interaction.
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