As many as 1 in 5 dogs struggle the second you close the door.
Research from the University of Bristol suggests as many as 1 in 5 dogs struggle when left alone.
And the real number is likely higher — because the signs appear when no one's watching, or aren't even visible.
And half of them show no signs at all.
No barking. No chewing. No mess.
Just a dog who waits. Stressed. In a way you'd never see.
That guilt you feel at the door? It isn't you being dramatic. It's you being right.
And it makes sense when you think about what he is.
Dogs are pack animals. But your dog stopped looking for a pack out there. He picked you.
You're not his owner. You're his pack.
And a pack doesn't leave anyone behind.
So here's what Paws gives you both:
You don't have to choose between your day and his peace.
He comes with you. You both breathe easier.