04-08-2014, 11:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Mike
We once had 3 rescues, a beagle, mix breed and cocker. The cocker was the last one standing and once she was solo, she had horrible separation anxiety. Would have to cage her to keep her from trying to eat the door frame of the house, and when caged, we would come home to bloodshot eyes and a really sad dog. Getting Bailey, above, was the answer to it and she was fine as long as she had another dog. Once Bonnie was gone though, Bailey enjoyed being in a one dog family.
Maybe yours needs a companion?
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It may be a solution... but one that has to get past the wife. Interestingly, The dog seems to be okay outside the cage for an hour or two on her own. I just don't want to come home to a destroyed house after working all day. She destroys anything that is left in the cage.
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