They wait at the door long after you’re gone.br They flinch at loud sounds, hide from strangers, and tremble through nights filled with fireworks and chaos.br br They don’t understand parties.br They only know it’s loud, confusing… and they don’t feel safe.br br They’re not stubborn.br They’re not spoiled.br They’re anxious, and they’re doing their best to hold on.br br Every time you leave for work, their world changes.br Every bang, every cheer, every doorbell ring is a storm inside their small body.br br This Dog Anxiety Week, we’re asking you to see the pain behind the silence.br To see the fear behind the bark.br To understand the loneliness behind the eyes that watch you walk away.br br Let’s choose to be the calm in their chaos.br The comfort in their panic.br The home they feel safe in, even when the world feels too big.