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  • Michael D'Abruzzo

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    July 7, 2022 at 4:33 pm
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    Glad the feedback helped to reassure your own thinking 🙂

    Ninja leadership will definitely HELP with the anxiety of being separated, but I would think may need to implement some kind of counter-conditioning plan with that area as well. Something along the lines of putting her in the area when there are no guests with something good to chew on or feed her in there. Something short for starters and build up, so she just doesn’t associate it with separation (especially when there are also “scary” people in the home she is concerned about.

    Its all about giving the client a compass and plan that makes sense. Even if it doesn’t work than can always adjust.

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