Last Updated on October 26, 2020
6. Keep your dog away from the door or confined
The best part of Halloween is trick-or-treating. Whether you’re the person going from house to house or the one simply answering the door and giving out treats, it’s a super fun activity that many people do with their dogs. However, for some breeds or anti-social dogs, this type of environment can be super exhausting and stressful. All the ringing and knocking on the door and the people showing up with weird masks might upset your pet, leading to anxiety, escape attempts, or even aggression. If you have an anxious dog, it’s best to keep them locked in a room with their favorite blanket and some food and water.
