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Saturday, October 20, 2012

100ml/ 3.4oz Canine Lesstress for Dog Anxiety

Canine Lesstress for Dog Anxiety 
Lesstress for Dog Anxiety
Lesstress will calm you dog and make him more relaxed and manageable.

  • 1 bottle = 100ml/ 3.4oz
Canine Hyperactivity and Stress
Is your dog unusually anxious or excitable? Does he drive you crazy with his running around in circles, barking and jumping? Does he show the symptoms below?
  • Excessive aggression
  • Changes in dog’s behavior
  • Mood problems
  • Hyperactivity
To a degree, these behaviors are to be expected, especially in certain breeds of dogs and with young dogs. But at some point, such symptoms go beyond acceptable levels and enter the realm of canine hyperactivity.

Canine Separation Anxiety
Does your dog exhibit the symptoms below?
  • Distress when you leave him alone
  • Scratching at doors or woodwork
  • Chewing your clothing (shoes, slippers, etc.) when you’re away
  • Chewing furniture
  • Excessive barking while you’re gone
  • Soiling the floor even though he’s housetrained
  • Attempts to escape
  • Possible loss of appetite
  • Possible loss of interest in activities
If this sounds familiar, chances are your dog is suffering from canine separation anxiety. It’s a common condition in many breeds of dogs. Though it’s normal for dogs to miss their masters when they’re away, it can be a real problem when obsessive or destructive behaviors result.
The natural solution for all stress/anxiety disorders in dogs
Canine Lesstress is an all-natural herbal formulation, which very effectively:
  • Calms dogs, reducing hyperactivity
  • Reduces anxiety, including canine separation anxiety
  • Improves a dog’s disposition
  • Reduces destructive behavior
  • Boosts a dog’s immune system
Though Canine Lesstress can definitely help reduce your dog’s anxiety levels, it’s even more effective when used in combination with behavioral conditioning and lifestyle changes. Here are some hints for treating canine separation anxiety:
Take your dog for a walk before leaving him alone. This way, he’ll learn to associate your departure with a positive activity.
Exercise also has the benefit of making it easier for your dog to sleep while you’re away. If possible, start by only being away from your dog for short periods. Then gradually increase your time away. His confidence should gradually increase as he learns that you always come back.

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