He's like a mutt, and I'm sure it was somewhat separation anxiety, but I don't really know what I can do about it! He's 4, and he's fully trained (I couldnt have a dog that wasn't ya know? Especially since I live in an apt!). His problem really isn't chewing (and trust me, sprays will NOT keep him from my cords, he's pretty determined, lol), it's just him wanting to be a little pain in the ass, honestly, lol. The cords aren't really a big deal-I can always just unplug them when I leave. My concern is that I plan to move out in 6 months, and I REALLY don't want to have to pay 2000 dollars for broken walls! I mean, can you IMAGINE?!

Yes, I believe George is having an identity crisis.

Ask your vet about prozac or clomicalm-both can be used to treat separation anxiety. One of my friends who is also a vet had yo place her weimaraner (who is a freak as most weimys are) on clomicalm and it worked well (he was about 8 months old when she had to place him on it).

aggieAXO, what do you think about SockPuppet's Chill Pills? We tried one once on our 17# Bichon Frise, and were just a little worried if they were any good for him or not.

If they are, he gets to go to more places!

HC,

I have no idea what that is-need more info to form an opinion.

Honestly, there is a brand called Sock Puppet! They make treats, some other things, and the Chill Pills. They're to help your dog through anxious moments, such as long drives or an allergy itch. I'll have to get the label tomorrow, so you can analyze the ingredients. I know we only gave Buffy half a pill (for an allergy; the vet was telling us to give him half of a children's benedryl), and he was out for the count within an hour!