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My daughters husband, Ryan was recalled back into the marines. They are the owners of a 8 month old boxer. The poor dog has been crying and whining since Ryan left. He will hardly eat and when out of his crate he carries around his toys for hours. She is not sure how to handle his separation anxiety, she works full time, walks him every morning and every evening, and has tried to keep his routine the same as much as possible. When she has a evening activity schedule my husband and I puppy sit for her, so he is not in his crate all day and evening. Any tips on how to help this puppy.
November 2008
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