What If My Dog Behaves For You… But Not For Me?
This is one of the most vulnerable questions people ask, even if they don’t say it out loud, about their dog doing a residential stay without them.
When a dog looks calmer or more settled with a professional, it can feel invalidating, as though the struggles at home are somehow the owner’s fault, or as if the dog is simply “being good” elsewhere and choosing not to at home.
