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Many dogs struggling with separation anxiety as owners return to work
Many people are struggling with anxiety when it comes to returning to the workforce post-pandemic. Their dogs are likely dealing with a similar issue. They re not happy that they re being left alone, said local dog trainer Kat Todd. They start acting out, they pace, they bark, they tear things up.
In her over 20 years of experience, she s never seen anything like this. When the owner brings the dog to me, I have to work through the anxiety before I can start the actual training for basic commands, said Todd. Sometimes it takes me two days before I can even start the training.
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April 14, 2021 · 0 Comments
By ROB PAUL
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
It’s National Volunteer Week from April 18 to 24 and one of the most important volunteer groups in Caledon are the Friends of Caledon Public Library.
They’re the support system for all the great and diverse programs offered by the library and they’ve never been more important than during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Friends are a registered non-for-profit volunteer organization that supports that supports programs and services of CPL through fundraising, advocacy, and volunteering. They coordinate large book sales, support writing contests, and help the Library purchase a variety of materials, including books, musical instruments, furniture for reading areas, book club sets, and much more.
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