Can Dogs Get the Blues?

It’s easy to think of dogs as endlessly happy companions—but a study by Guide Dogs UK found that 74% of dogs show signs of anxiety or depression. That’s a wake-up call for pet parents everywhere.
Spot the Signs
Dogs may not speak our language, but they do communicate through behavior. Signs of emotional distress include:
- Lethargy or lack of interest in favorite activities
- Changes in appetite or sleep
- Withdrawal or clinginess
- Irritability or aggression
- Excessive licking or chewing
If you’ve noticed any of these, your pup might be feeling more than just a little off.
How Daycare Can Help
Routine, social interaction, and a safe space to play can go a long way in supporting your dog’s emotional wellbeing. At Fun Fur Pets, dogs enjoy:
- 🐶 Supervised play with friendly companions
- 🧍♀️ Caring staff who know your dog’s personality
- 🏡 A change of scenery and a break from home-alone boredom
We believe that a day of play and companionship can help lift your dog’s spirits!
Tips for Supporting Your Dog at Home
- Stick to a consistent routine
- Offer affection and attention
- Provide toys and chew items for comfort
- Watch for changes in behavior and consult your vet if needed
Closing
Dogs deserve joy, comfort, and connection. Whether it’s a day at daycare or a cuddle on the couch, small moments can make a big difference.