WEBVTT 00:00:03.501 --> 00:00:05.531 Hey, guys. So take a look at this video. 00:00:05.542 --> 00:00:07.342 This was uploaded three days ago. 00:00:07.342 --> 00:00:09.654 And it has almost 5 million views. 00:00:09.671 --> 00:00:11.781 Man, that dog wants to get out of it. 00:00:13.613 --> 00:00:15.263 So many questions arise. 00:00:15.358 --> 00:00:17.768 Why does that dog want to get out of there? 00:00:17.984 --> 00:00:20.764 And why are the windows boarded up? 00:00:21.113 --> 00:00:23.783 Hm... is this an episode of breaking bad. 00:00:23.892 --> 00:00:25.632 Help me figure out this mystery? 00:00:25.641 --> 00:00:27.621 I decided to go around the office 00:00:27.621 --> 00:00:29.157 to see what other people think. 00:00:29.197 --> 00:00:31.089 Ok, average dog. 00:00:31.398 --> 00:00:32.778 where is he going? 00:00:32.822 --> 00:00:35.362 Oh, no, oh, no. 00:00:35.419 --> 00:00:39.359 [Laugh] 00:00:39.359 --> 00:00:41.663 I would not trust that dog alone in my apartment. 00:00:41.668 --> 00:00:43.478 Dude, that is a desperate dog. 00:00:43.478 --> 00:00:45.643 Oh, no. [Laugh] 00:00:45.643 --> 00:00:47.087 I don't know what's out there 00:00:47.377 --> 00:00:49.297 Or is he trying to go for a snack? 00:00:50.086 --> 00:00:52.436 Ouh... is his head stuck? 00:00:52.436 --> 00:00:54.356 He's struggling too hard. 00:00:54.951 --> 00:00:56.353 It's not going to happen. 00:00:56.353 --> 00:00:57.870 Why do you think he was trying to escape? 00:00:57.870 --> 00:01:02.372 It's the animal outside. It's probably a cat outside. 00:01:02.372 --> 00:01:04.612 So you think it was after something back there? 00:01:04.618 --> 00:01:06.068 Yeah, there's definitely something back there. 00:01:06.113 --> 00:01:08.393 Like, I don't know, some food leftovers. 00:01:09.381 --> 00:01:11.371 The owner hid something, 00:01:11.371 --> 00:01:12.625 Like a steak back there. 00:01:12.625 --> 00:01:14.174 Like clearly he was so driven, 00:01:14.380 --> 00:01:16.060 Like, oh, there's something I need. 00:01:16.138 --> 00:01:18.358 Or maybe it's like Homeward Bound, 00:01:18.358 --> 00:01:19.149 like that movie. 00:01:19.149 --> 00:01:20.481 He's trying to get back to his owner, 00:01:20.481 --> 00:01:22.399 Actually, because of separation anxiety. 00:01:22.399 --> 00:01:23.851 Ouh... 00:01:24.009 --> 00:01:26.252 That's Homeward Bound S*** right there 00:01:26.252 --> 00:01:29.021 I actually heard that even when 00:01:29.021 --> 00:01:30.871 An owner leaves just to go to the grocery store, 00:01:30.871 --> 00:01:34.142 Dogs think that they're leaving forever, 00:01:34.142 --> 00:01:35.084 so they freak out. 00:01:35.084 --> 00:01:37.355 Good job, puppy. you good 00:01:37.355 --> 00:01:38.835 Have you ever wondered why your pet 00:01:38.835 --> 00:01:40.638 chews up everything and pisses all over the place? 00:01:40.638 --> 00:01:41.998 When you leave it alone 00:01:41.998 --> 00:01:44.244 Well, it could be because you didn't train it, 00:01:44.244 --> 00:01:46.793 Or it could be because it just misses you. 00:01:46.793 --> 00:01:49.270 This is called separation anxiety, 00:01:49.270 --> 00:01:52.036 and this dog has it pretty bad. 00:01:52.036 --> 00:01:54.208 Did you read the comments on this video? 00:01:54.208 --> 00:01:56.109 A lot of people are saying, 00:01:56.109 --> 00:01:58.598 "Is this animal cruelty?" 00:01:58.598 --> 00:02:00.638 "Why does he board up his window?" 00:02:00.638 --> 00:02:01.626 "What's going on here" 00:02:01.626 --> 00:02:03.600 Well, if you read the description, 00:02:03.600 --> 00:02:07.055 Andrew Hols Burger said, the dog's name is Bandit, 00:02:07.055 --> 00:02:09.627 And he has severe separation anxiety, 00:02:09.627 --> 00:02:12.135 To the point where he destroys carpets, 00:02:12.135 --> 00:02:14.626 chews wires, and cuts himself 00:02:14.626 --> 00:02:16.383 trying to get out of his crate. 00:02:16.383 --> 00:02:18.853 According to the ASPCA, there are moderate 00:02:18.853 --> 00:02:21.347 to severe cases of separation anxiety. 00:02:21.347 --> 00:02:24.881 That may require a more complex solution. 00:02:24.881 --> 00:02:27.376 So, they came up with a two-step program. 00:02:27.376 --> 00:02:29.267 Step one: pre-departure cues. 00:02:29.267 --> 00:02:30.250 When you grab your keys, 00:02:30.250 --> 00:02:32.383 Does your dog start pacing back and forth? 00:02:32.383 --> 00:02:34.106 It's probably because it 00:02:34.118 --> 00:02:35.378 Thinks you're going to leave. 00:02:35.378 --> 00:02:38.883 So grab your keys and show your dog that, 00:02:38.883 --> 00:02:41.102 "Hey,even though I have my keys in my hand" 00:02:41.102 --> 00:02:42.268 "It doesn't mean I am going to leave" 00:02:42.268 --> 00:02:44.757 You can sit down and relax for a little bit. 00:02:44.757 --> 00:02:48.263 This will reduce the dog's 00:02:48.263 --> 00:02:49.884 separation anxiety. 00:02:49.884 --> 00:02:50.549 Step two: 00:02:50.549 --> 00:02:52.511 Graduate departures and absences. 00:02:52.511 --> 00:02:55.383 Teach your dog that being alone is okay. 00:02:55.383 --> 00:02:57.158 Maybe leave it in the living room 00:02:57.158 --> 00:02:58.633 while you go into the bedroom. 00:02:58.633 --> 00:03:00.377 In a few minutes, come back and say, 00:03:00.377 --> 00:03:02.185 "Hey, I'm still here." 00:03:02.185 --> 00:03:04.870 "Being alone is not the end of the world" 00:03:04.870 --> 00:03:06.880 To learn more about how to help your dog 00:03:06.880 --> 00:03:08.364 With separation anxiety, 00:03:08.364 --> 00:03:10.753 Check out this article at the ASPCA. 00:03:10.757 --> 00:03:12.237 The link will be down below. 00:03:12.237 --> 00:03:13.748 If you have a dog or 00:03:13.748 --> 00:03:15.503 know someone with a dog 00:03:15.503 --> 00:03:17.275 with severe separation anxiety, 00:03:17.275 --> 00:03:20.514 let them know, and show them this video. 00:03:20.514 --> 00:03:22.275 Let's fix it! 00:03:22.275 --> 00:03:23.127 All right, that's it 00:03:23.127 --> 00:03:24.281 For today's episode, guys. 00:03:24.281 --> 00:03:26.248 I'll see you tomorrow, Harry Mammals! 00:03:26.248 --> 00:03:28.340 Don't forget to check out 00:03:28.340 --> 00:03:30.021 this clip here. 00:03:30.021 --> 00:03:34.085 You can click it, and this episode right here. 00:03:34.085 --> 00:03:35.870 You can click that too. 00:03:35.870 --> 00:03:36.990 And I'm gonna scoot 00:03:36.990 --> 00:03:39.615 my way out of the video.