DOGS HAVE HAD IT HARD
this year. Yes, they’ve been the
heroes of the pandemic, the delight
and salvation of lonely and lovestarved
people across the country.
But their very own doggy pandemic
is massing on the horizon,
born of separation anxiety, lack
of socialisation and a build-up of
bad feelings absorbed from their
increasingly frazzled owners. And
that means that a whole panoply
of dog therapists is coming into its
own, with treatments and theories
at the ready.
