For the last year, you worked from home with your dog either comfortably in your lap or sitting close by; and that was good for you and good for your pooch.  But now with offices reopening and people heading back to work outside the home, your dog will be left behind, and will likely be an anxious mess as a result.

Separation anxiety for pets is very real, and just like the rest of us are having to readjust back to a somewhat normal life, your dog will have to do the same.

Sheri Williams is a dog trainer & behaviorist working in L.A.

For the last year, you worked from home with your dog either comfortably in your lap or sitting close by; and that was good for you and good for your pooch. &nbsp;But now with offices reopening and people heading back to work outside the home, your dog will be left behind, and will likely be an anxious mess as a result.
Separation anxiety for pets is very real, and just like the rest of us are having to readjust back to a somewhat normal life, your dog will have to do the same.
Sheri Williams is a dog trainer &amp; behaviorist working in L.A.

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