Stress in dogs in everyday life: Recognizing and avoiding causes
Stress is not just a human problem – dogs can also be stressed in everyday life.
Common sources of stress are:
- Noise & sounds: New Year's Eve, construction sites or household appliances
- Strangers or animals: Encounters that the dog perceives as a threat
- Irregular daily routine: walks, feeding and rest times fluctuate
- Moving, traveling or vet visits: New environments create uncertainty
- Physical complaints: Pain or illness increase stress
Typical signs of stress in dogs
- Restlessness or excessive whining
- Panting, trembling, drooling
- Loss of appetite or loss of appetite
- Destructive behavior or excessive licking
- Sleep problems
Tips to reduce stress in everyday life
- Establish routines: fixed feeding and walking times provide security
- Create retreats: a quiet place for relaxation
- Positive reinforcement: reward calm behavior
- Relaxation exercises: massages, calming music, mindfulness moments
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