Separation Anxiety. the I'm Lonely syndrome.

A new adoption, foster or change in your personal life can spark it and you can't be mad at what they are going through. If you could spend time with yourself, wouldn't you?

Separation Anxiety is when destructive behavior or outbursts by your Husky. They do things that try to keep themself occupied while you're gone. Occupying themself could result in damage to the house or even hurting themself which is when medication is needed by your vet. Some examples of this kind of behavior are:

• tearing apart the crate
• chewing the wood off a door or window
• having accidents in the house

Dog's are like clocks, they like being in a "routine" and having a "job". So this is when you need to work on your schedule with them and getting them to be in your "routine" and you giving them a "job" to do. If you give them the "job" and "routine" while your at home, than their Separation is likely to slow down and get use to the schedule that you have changed or that they are adjusting to.

When your adopting a Husky, they already were in a "routine", so when you bring them home, your going to expect them to react positive or negative to the "routine" change and therefore need to coach them into doing so in a positive way.