While humans have separation anxieties too, they're not in the same league as those of our canine friends. The distinctively canine syndrome is called Separation Anxiety Disorder and can be treated with careful training. When your dog begins to panic when you walk away without them, this is a sign that they need help overcoming the issue. This article will show you how to deal with it!

Separation anxiety is a common problem in dogs. It's caused when a dog feels insecure when separated from its owner. Dogs with separation anxiety may whine, bark, or refuse to leave your side. You can also browse online for the training centers that provide separation anxiety training for dogs. 

Here are some tips: 

-Start training your puppy early. This will help him learn how to cope with being apart from you. Training should start when your puppy is around six weeks old and continue throughout his lifetime. 

-Keep your puppy occupied during separation periods. If he's too bored or restless, he'll likely bark or whine more. Give him toys, a chew toy, or a Kong toy to keep him busy. If he's too noisy, try taking away some of his favorite toys until he's calmed down. 

-Make sure your home is structured so your pup can't get into trouble when you're gone. Create a "safe zone" where he can't get into trouble (like by the door), and make sure all the windows and doors are closed tight so he can't escape.

There are too many ways to deal with separation anxiety in dogs, for dealing with it firstly you have to be patient and calmly handle the situation because the training process can take several weeks. After that results will surely be beneficial for you.