29/10/2026
You’ve started walking at quieter times.
You ask visitors to ignore him when they arrive.
You know which noises send him under the bed.
You haven’t gone out together in a while because someone needs to stay with the dog.
Somewhere along the way, you’ve built a routine around the things he struggles with.
Maybe you’ve wondered why. Maybe you’ve been told he’s spoiled, needs firmer boundaries or will “get used to it.”
This November, we’re looking closer.
At the dog who follows you everywhere. Who lies down but keeps watch. Who approaches someone, then growls when they reach for him. Who coped yesterday and can’t today.
When everyday life doesn’t feel safe.
A month of unpacking canine anxiety—the confusing bits, the easily missed bits, and the moments when your dog needs you to say, “Actually, let’s give him some space.”
Sound familiar? What’s the thing you find yourself planning around for your dog?
