As you begin planning a return to your “normal” work and social schedule, don’t forget to include your pup in your plans.

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Dear John,

One of the highlights of the last few uncertain stay-at-home months has been spending non-stop time with your pet. Work calls were made better with a furry co-worker, and both of you benefited from so many belly rubs!

Now, as you begin planning a return to your “normal” work and social schedule, don’t forget to include your pup in your plans. Pets can experience separation anxiety, and even small changes to schedules can be unsettling. Here are some tips you can use to set expectations with your pup and make it a smooth transition.

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Don’t forget to visit our PAWS Chicago Training Center ([link removed]) for virtual training opportunities to help you and your pet tackle training from the comfort of your home. Keep an eye on our website and social media for important information about in-person classes as Illinois plans to enter Phase 4 and expand crowd sizes!

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Warm regards,

Joan Harris
PAWS Chicago Director of Canine Training and Behavior

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