The raw canine anxiety: A global approach to anxiety in dogs (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798291320273)

The Raw Canine Anxiety offers a new lens on one of the most misunderstood issues in the lives of our dogs: anxiety.

If you've tried different approaches and still feel that something's missing, or if you've come to suspect that canine anxiety is part of a much wider, deeper problem, this book invites you to look further. Into the body, the nervous system, and the everyday experiences that shape your dog's emotional world.

If the dog suffers from separation anxiety, chronic stress, reactivity, or fear of noises like fireworks or thunderstorms, this guide will help you understand the root causes and explore a holistic, body-mind approach to reduce anxiety naturally.

Written by a certified canine therapist and behavior specialist, this book brings together current research in neurobiology, nutrition, movement, and emotional regulation. You'll discover:

• What anxiety looks like in dogs (and what it hides)

• How posture, fascia and pain contribute to behavioral issues

• Why training alone often isn't enough for anxious dogs

• How to support the dog through manual therapy, diet, and daily routines

• Tools to create calm without suppressing natural behavior

Canine anxiety has been called a modern epidemic, affecting millions of dogs worldwide, and growing despite the best efforts of many. Perhaps it's because we're not looking at the whole picture. Anxiety is multifactorial: it lives in the brain, the body, the environment, and the relationship.

The Raw Canine Anxiety is a bridge: between behavior and biology, science and empathy, structure and flexibility. It's written for caregivers, trainers, educators and therapists who want to move beyond symptom management and toward lasting, integrative change.

Because when we understand better, we help better, and every anxious dog deserves that.

About the Author
Sharon is the author of The Raw Canine Anxiety, her approach goes beyond behavior, combining education, manual therapies and lifestyle interventions to address the physical, emotional and environmental factors that shape each dog's wellbeing.

She is a registered Galen Myotherapist and a member of several international organizations, including PDTE (Pet Dog Trainers of Europe) and VEPRA (Veterinary European Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Association), reflecting her commitment to respectful, science-based care for animals. Sharon has trained in various international schools and brings together knowledge from osteopathy, nutrition, bodywork and canine behavior to help dogs and their families find real balance, from the inside out.

At the national level, she is a member of ANPECEC (Asociación Nacional de Profesionales de la Educación Canina y Etología Clínica), supporting ethical and evidence-informed practice in Spain.

Throughout her professional career, Sharon has consistently combined her work with active collaborations in dog shelters, offering care and support to animals in vulnerable situations and advocating for a more compassionate and integrative approach to canine welfare.