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5 Reasons Why Your Dog May Be Silently Suffering from Anxiety
(and An Easy Way To Help Them)
By Jade M.
Last Updated Nov 6, 2024
Would you know if your dog is silently suffering from stress and anxiety? Most dog parents don’t.
In fact: Studies show that up to 72% of dogs experience anxiety, yet most pet owners miss the warning signs. From indoor peeing to destructive behavior, these issues aren't just "bad behavior" – they're desperate cries for help that often go unrecognized until it's too late.
Keep reading to find out if your pup is anxious and how to help them.
1. Peeing Indoors
Your dog's indoor accidents are NOT behavioral. When dogs suddenly start peeing indoors despite being house-trained, it's often a clear signal of underlying stress.
Studies show that anxiety triggers a physical response that makes it impossible for dogs to control their bladder, no matter how well-trained they are.
When your dog pees indoors for seemingly no reason, they aren’t being difficult – they're desperately trying to tell you something's wrong!
2. Aggression
Aggression is a cry for help. Your dog's aggressive behavior has nothing to do with dominance or bad temperament.
Studies show that anxiety triggers a physical response that makes it impossible for dogs to control their bladder, no matter how well-trained they are.
After understanding this truth, you won't want to go back to punishing these behaviors.
Expert Tip:
Punishing anxiety-based aggression actually makes the problem worse by increasing your dog's stress levels.
3. Excessive Barking & Whining
Constant barking and whining is a stress signal. With modern research, we now know that excessive barking isn't just attention-seeking behavior.
It's your dog's primitive alarm system going haywire from anxiety. Just like humans might cry or shout when stressed, dogs use vocalization to express their emotional state.
Whether it's constant barking at "nothing" or that heart-wrenching whine, these sounds are your dog's way of saying they don't feel safe and secure in their environment.
4. Destructive Behavior
Destructive behavior isn't just boredom. That shredded furniture and those chewed-up shoes aren't just signs of a playful pup or lack of exercise.
Research shows that excessive chewing, scratching, and destroying household items are actually physical manifestations of emotional distress.
When dogs feel anxious, their bodies flood with stress hormones that create an overwhelming urge to chew and destroy – it's their natural way of self-soothing.
What looks like simple destruction to us is actually your dog's desperate attempt to cope with anxiety.
5. Restlessness
That constant pacing has a hidden meaning. Ever notice your dog can't seem to settle down? That endless pacing, spinning, or inability to relax isn't just excess energy.
Veterinary behavioral studies have revealed that restlessness is one of the most overlooked signs of canine anxiety.
Just like humans might pace when worried or stressed, dogs physically cannot rest when their minds are in distress. This constant movement is their way of trying to escape the uncomfortable feelings they don't understand.
Expert Note:
Dogs who pace or show restless behavior for more than 30 minutes at a time are showing clear signs of emotional distress that shouldn't be ignored.
But if you’ve noticed any of these signs in your dog…
There is good news.
There's finally hope for dog owners dealing with these anxiety-driven behaviors.
Thanks to breakthrough research in canine neuroscience, vets have discovered that the answer lies not in training or medication, but in something far more natural: calming pheromones.
You see, mother dogs naturally release special pheromones that keep their puppies calm, peaceful, and feeling secure.
These are the same pheromones that dogs remember throughout their lives as signals of safety and comfort.
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Over 100,000 dog owners have already discovered how TheraPet transforms anxious, stressed dogs into calm, happy pets.
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"In my 20 years of practice, I've never seen anything work as quickly or effectively for anxiety-related behaviors," says Dr. Debra Meadows, DVM. "TheraPet is changing the way we treat canine anxiety."
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