When Your Dog Loves You Too Much... Separation Anxiety is often misdiagnosed in the canine world. Sometimes it is really just boredom or the dog becoming adventurous when given the opportunity. If your dog seems to follow you and stick to you like glue, and/or if destruction is happening within the first 20 minutes you are away, then you are probably dealing with some form of separation anxiety. Here are some things that you can do to help: - Keep your comings and goings neutral! Don't make a big fuss at either time. - Practice leaving with your normal cues (pick up your keys, grab your purse, put on your work shoes, etc.), then don't leave. This will help desensitize your dog to your departures. - Give your dog a hobby while you are gone. Stuff a Kong, leave treats around the house, utilize a feeding tube, or anything that will get your dog up, moving and eating. A dog that is eating is not a stressed dog. - Leave your dog with an article of clothing that smells like you, such as an old t-shirt that you recently slept in. - A good dog is a tired dog! Try to exercise your dog more both mentally and physically.
Report: US air safety program for reporting controller errors needs significant improvement
A government watchdog says a program that encourages air traffic controllers to report their mistakes is amassing data, but the information isn't being effectively used to improve safety.
A government watchdog says a program that encourages air traffic controllers to report their mistakes is amassing data, but the information isn't being effectively used to improve safety.
A report by the Transportation Department's inspector general released Monday said significant improvements will be needed to make the Federal Aviation Administration program effective in identifying and addressing safety risks. The program promises not to punish controllers for mistakes they report, a way to gather safety data so that the agency can spot trends and take corrective action.
The program has been the FAA's primary answer to the problem of controller errors that can bring planes dangerously close together.
A controllers' union official disagreed, saying the program has successfully identified and fixed numerous local and systemic safety problems.
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