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Hey, guys.[br]So take a look at this video.

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This was uploaded [br]three days ago.

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And it has almost [br]5 million views.

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Man, that dog [br]wants to get out of it.

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So many questions arise.

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Why does that dog [br]want to get out of there?

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And why are the windows [br]boarded up?

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Hm... Is this an episode [br]of Breaking Bad

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Help me figure out [br]this mystery?

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I decided to go around [br]the office

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to see what other [br]people think.

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Ok. Average dog.

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where is he going?

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Oh, no. Oh, no.

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[Laugh]

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I would not trust that[br]dog alone in my apartment.

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Dude, that is [br]a desperate dog.

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Oh, no. [br][Laugh]

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I don't know [br]what's out there

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Or is he trying to go for a snack?

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Ouh... is his head stuck?

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He's struggling too hard.

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It's not going to happen.

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Why do you think [br]he was trying to escape?

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It's the animal outside.[br]It's probably a cat outside.

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So you think it was after [br]something back there?

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Yeah, there's definitely [br]something back there.

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Like, I don't know, [br]some food leftovers.

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The owner [br]hid something,

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Like a steak back there.

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Like clearly[br]he was so driven,

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Like, oh, [br]there's something I need.

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Or maybe [br]it's like Homeward Bound,

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like that movie.

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He's trying [br]to get back to his owner,

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Actually, because of [br]separation anxiety.

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Ouh...

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Poor, right there

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I actually heard [br]that even when

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An owner leaves just to [br]go to the grocery store,

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Dogs think that [br]they're leaving forever,

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so they freak out.

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Good job, puppy.[br]you good

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Have you ever wondered [br]why your pet

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chews up everything [br]and makes a mess?

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.......

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Well, it could be because [br]you didn't train it,

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Or it could be because [br]it just misses you.

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This is called [br]separation anxiety,

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and this dog has it [br]pretty bad.

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Did you read[br]the comments on this video?

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A lot of people are saying,

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"Is this animal cruelty?"

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"Why does he board up [br]his window?"

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.......

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Well, if you read [br]the description,

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Andrew Hols Burger said,[br]The dog's name is Bandit,

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And he has severe [br]separation anxiety,

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To the point where [br]he destroys carpets,

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chews wires, and [br]cuts himself

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trying to get out of [br]his crate.

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According to the ASPCA, [br]there are moderate

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to severe cases of [br]separation anxiety.

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These may require a [br]more complex solution.

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So, they came up with [br]a two-step program.

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Step one: pre-departure cues.

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When you grab [br]your keys,

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Does your dog start [br]pacing back and forth?

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It's probably because it

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Thinks you're [br]going to leave.

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So grab your keys and [br]show your dog that,

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Even though you have [br]your keys in hand,

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It doesn't mean [br]you're leaving.

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You can sit down and [br]relax for a little bit.

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This will reduce [br]the dog's

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separation anxiety.

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Step two:

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Graduate departures [br]and absences.

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Teach your dog that [br]being alone is okay.

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Maybe leave it [br]in the living room

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while you go [br]into the bedroom.

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In a few minutes, [br]come back and say,

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"Hey, I'm still here."

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Being alone is not [br]the end of the world.

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To learn more about [br]how to help your dog

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With separation anxiety,

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Check out this article [br]at the ASPCA.

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The link will be [br]down below.

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If you have a dog or

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know someone [br]with a dog

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with severe [br]separation anxiety,

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let them know, and [br]show them this video.

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Let's fix it!

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All right, that's it

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For today's episode, [br]guys.

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I'll see you tomorrow, [br]Harry Mammals!

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Don't forget [br]to check out

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this clip here.

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You can click it, and [br]this episode right here.

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You can click that too.

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And I'm gonna scoot

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my way out of [br]the video.