An anxious dog does not always look the way people expect. Some dogs pace from room to room, bark at every sound, or struggle to settle after guests leave. Others seem clingy, restless at bedtime, or prone to hiding when the house gets noisy. In many homes, one of the simplest ways to support a nervous dog is to rethink where and how that dog rests. The right bed cannot solve anxiety on its own, but it can create a sense of safety, comfort, and routine that helps an uneasy...
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