First Steps to Managing Beagle Separation Anxiety: Build Confidence and Calm
Put an End to Your Beagle's Distress and Your Worries With Training That Will Restore Peace and Happiness to Your Home.
📕 Thursday 3rd October 2024
⏰ From 6pm UK time (1pm US Eastern Time)
🖥️ Via Online on Zoom - download Zoom for FREE
🎥This session will be recorded if you are unable to attend the live training session
Everyone will have access to an online portal 24 hours after the event, where the recording will be available along with bonus training materials.
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Signs Your Beagle Might Have Separation Anxiety
Or Fear Of Missing Out (FOMO)
Recognising these signs early can
prevent situations from escalating
If you notice any of the below behaviours,
it’s time to take steps toward managing their anxiety
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Pacing or Restlessness
Some beagles may start to pace around the house or seem unsettled before you even leave, sensing that you're about to go.
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Excessive Clinginess
Your beagle may follow you from room to room, refusing to settle unless they're right by your side. While it’s easy to brush this off as normal behaviour, it can be a sign of anxiety.
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Vocalising (Whining, Barking, or Howling)
Even a normally quiet beagle may start to whine or bark excessively as you’re preparing to leave or shortly after you’ve gone. It might not be loud enough for you to notice initially, but neighbours often will!
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Increased Licking or Chewing
Repetitive behaviours like licking their paws or chewing objects (or even themselves) more than usual could signal stress from being alone.
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Destructive Behaviour
Chewing on furniture, door frames, or shoes—especially near exits—can be a sign of your beagle’s rising anxiety, as they attempt to escape or cope with your absence.
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Eliminating Indoors
Even house-trained beagles may start having accidents indoors, particularly near doors, when left alone.
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Refusing Food or Treats
If your beagle suddenly shows no interest in food or treats when you’re about to leave, this can be a sign that their anxiety is growing. Many dogs refuse to eat when they’re stressed.
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Panting and Drooling
Excessive panting or drooling in an otherwise relaxed dog can be a physical manifestation of anxiety.
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Trying to Escape
This is one of the most dangerous signs of separation anxiety. Some beagles will attempt to dig through doors or windows, scratch their way out of crates, or even jump through windows in a frantic attempt to reach their owners.
In one extreme case, a beagle jumped from a first-floor window, breaking a leg, all because they couldn’t bear to be left behind.
Get Results With Beagle-Specific Separation Anxiety Training
Before and After Beagle Separation Anxiety
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Kellie really understands the unique beagle behavior and her methods work!
Beagles can be a challenge, but Kellie’s positive reinforcement techniques that utilize the beagle motivation and psyche really work.
I have been an experienced beagle mom for over 25 years and yet I still learn valuable training tricks from Kellie.
Definitely the best trainer for beagles that I have experienced.
What You'll Get During The Workshop
A Taste Of One Of The Recorded Sessions You'll Receive With
Your Training
Extra Recorded Videos And Worksheets
To Use With Your Training
Another Taste Of One Of The Recorded Sessions You'll Receive With Your Training
Support Group - Beagle Coaching Mastery
A smaller, more intimate group where you can get help with your
beagle issues
MEET YOUR TRAINER
Kellie Wynn
Kellie, who is based in Guernsey, is a dedicated beagle behaviour trainer offering global online programs.
She's committed to guiding Beaglers worldwide to understand and train their beagles successfully with simple, beagle-specific strategies.
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She was a Detective Sergeant for 12 years (served for 18 years) and was the "Single Point Of Contact for Dangerous Dog Cases."
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Contributor to the No1 Beagle Training Guide -"The Beagle Handbook" as seen on Amazon.
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Author of "The Seven Beagles of Christmas" teaching children how to be respectful around their beagles.
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Has adopted four beagles, all of whom have had health and behaviour issues, including epilepsy, OCD, aggression, leash reactivity, separation anxiety, and poor recall.
MEET YOUR TRAINER
Kellie Wynn
Kellie, who is based in Guernsey, is a dedicated beagle behaviour trainer offering global online programs.
She's committed to guiding Beaglers worldwide to understand and train their beagles successfully with simple, beagle-specific strategies.
-
She was a Detective Sergeant for 12 years (served for 18 years) and was the "Single Point Of Contact for Dangerous Dog Cases."
-
Contributor to the No1 Beagle Training Guide -"The Beagle Handbook" as seen on Amazon.
-
Author of "The Seven Beagles of Christmas" teaching children how to be respectful around their beagles.
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Has adopted four beagles, all of whom have had health and behaviour issues, including epilepsy, OCD, aggression, leash reactivity, separation anxiety, and poor recall.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will I Need My Beagle For This Training?
Nope! You can engage with the training from the comfort of your favourite chair or even your bed! Simply watch, learn, and then apply the training techniques with your beagle at your own pace.
How Long Is The Training?
The training is around 2 hours. At the end, Kellie holds a Q&A session you may also find useful.
Is The Session Recorded?
Yes! The session, including the Q&A, will be recorded and sent out within 48 hours after the live training concludes. This ensures that if you can't attend on the scheduled date and time, you can still purchase the training and watch it later. Additionally, you can re-watch sections at your convenience to refresh your memory.
Can I Get Support From Kellie After The Session With My Beagle's Reactivity?
Absolutely! You will be given a link to a support group called Beagle Coaching Mastery, where you can ask questions and upload videos of your training sessions. This allows Kellie to provide you with extra tips and guidance. The group is very intimate and includes only those who are currently training or have trained with Kellie. Members are supportive and will offer you positive training tips that align with Kellie's beagle training ethos.
Does Kellie Offer Any Other Beagle Training?
Kellie can assist you in training your beagle to address any behavioral issue, offering guidance through Zoom sessions and pre-recorded video training. This allows you to watch, learn, and replicate the techniques at your own pace. You can reach out by emailing kellie@thebeaglelady.com or book an initial FREE 20-minute Zoom call using the following booking link:
