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These are the 10 sensitive dog breeds most likely to suffer from post-containment separation anxiety

By Vincent Harness
December 2, 2021
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Dog ownership climbed nearly 8% last year according to the Kennel Club, as the lockdown meant people felt more able to open their homes to a new puppy.

It could come as a shock to dogs used to their human friends staying with them during the lockdown, with some breeds likely to take it particularly badly.

Symptoms of the disease include destructive behavior, signs of stress, persistent screaming or whining, and even an upset stomach.

Here are 10 of the breeds most likely to suffer from separation anxiety, according to the American Kennel Club.

It should also be noted that when choosing a puppy from the 221 dog breeds available, these are dogs that you should avoid if you intend to leave them for more than two hours a day.

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The Vizsla, a breed originally from Hungary, are known as the ultimate in “Velcro dogs” because they stick so tightly to their owner’s side. They hate being left alone, even for a short time.

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The most popular dog in the UK is also prone to loneliness – if your lab suddenly barks and chews you may need to spend more time with it.

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Another breed of “velcro dog”, the Dalmatian, should not be left alone for more than two hours. If they are suffering from separation anxiety, you will know it because they will destroy anything they can put their paws on.

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Another active working breed, a lack of activity and companionship tends to make the Australian Shepherd bored and anxious.

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