
Do you feel increasingly restricted in your daily life by your dog’s separation anxiety? Have you already tried everything and now feel desperate because nothing seems to help?
With my online course “Finally Happy Alone”, I offer you and your dog a scientifically based approach that turns being alone into a positive experience – for both of you.
Step by step, over the course of 8 weeks, I will show you how your dog can build trust and learn to enjoy being alone in a relaxed way.
Happily Home Alone – Your Online Course

Why choose Happily Home Alone – Your Online Course?
Simple, scientifically based.
Happily Home Alone is a simple yet highly effective course, built on the scientific foundations of classical conditioning and positive reinforcement. It is based on the latest research and is continuously refined to achieve the best possible results for both you and your dog.

Why choose Happily Home Alone – Your Online Course?
You are allowed to leave your dog alone during the course as well.
Other approaches to separation anxiety often recommend that the dog is never left alone at all until they have fully learned to cope with being by themselves.
With this method, however, you can continue to leave your dog alone — with the right structure and support — while still teaching them to feel calm, safe, and comfortable during your absence.

Why choose Happily Home Alone – Your Online Course?
You are allowed to leave your dog alone during the course as well.
Other approaches to separation anxiety often recommend that the dog is never left alone at all until they have fully learned to cope with being by themselves.
With this method, however, you can continue to leave your dog alone — with the right structure and support — while still teaching them to feel calm, safe, and comfortable during your absence.
Does this sound familiar?
You can’t leave your dog alone for even five minutes without them whining, scratching, destroying something, or showing signs of distress?
No walks without a plan B? No café visits, no doctor’s appointments without careful organisation?
Separation anxiety limits both you and your dog in everyday life — and it does so massively.
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Does the course still suit me if my dog is a “hopeless case”?
Yes – and that’s exactly when this course is right for you.
I know how that feels:
You love your dog more than anything, yet every time you leave the house your stomach tightens.
You want to do everything right – and you’ve probably already tried it all.
Maybe, just like I once did, you’ve worked with several trainers, read countless books, followed every piece of advice you could find…
and still, you’re standing in the same place.
And now you’re asking yourself:
“Will it ever work for us?”
“Or is my dog just too difficult?”
Honestly? These doubts are completely normal – and they say nothing about how much potential the two of you truly have.
Why previous methods often failed…
Science never stands still – and neither does our understanding of the topic of “being left alone”.
For many years, training mainly focused on:
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Desensitisation: repeatedly going in and out, in tiny steps.
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Visual cues: signals to let your dog know you are about to leave.
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Conditioned relaxation: specific places or signals intended to convey “relaxation”.
Anyone who has tried this knows:
It is tedious, slow, and often frustrating.
If you’d like to read more about why and how I have adapted my approach, why science never stands still, and what LIFE has to do with it – click here.

Staying home alone should be enjoyable – not merely tolerated
So why book Happily Home Alone?
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Your dog learns through positive reinforcement that being alone is safe and pleasant.
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The focus is on lasting relaxation rather than forced compliance.
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Your dog gains confidence and achieves true independence.
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Positive experiences are anchored: being alone becomes feel-good time.
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Gentle, scientifically based methods.

I’m Jana Speitmann – a certified dog trainer and behaviour consultant, specialised in aggression, stress regulation, and emotional learning in dogs.
I’m deeply fascinated by how dogs think and feel –
and by how we can use that knowledge to help them live safe, relaxed, and fulfilling lives.
My work is science-based, needs-oriented, and always informed by the latest research.
Because canine behaviour therapy isn’t a finished craft – it’s an evolving field that keeps growing with every new discovery.
For me, learning isn’t optional – it’s a responsibility.
I continue to expand my expertise through specialist seminars, conferences, and international training programmes –
always with the aim of integrating the newest scientific insights into my daily work.
And that’s how “Finally Happy Alone” was created:
born from expertise, passion, and countless hours of real-world experience with dogs and their people.
A course that brings theory and practice together –
so you don’t have to keep guessing,
but can finally understand how your dog learns to feel calm and confident when home alone.
Who will be guiding you
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Happily Home Alone –
The Online Course to Overcome Separation Anxiety
Single payment of €295
Does your dog suffer from separation stress or discomfort when left alone or separated from you by a door or wall?
Does he bark or howl, urinate indoors, destroy objects, try to escape – or even injure himself?
If so, your dog may be showing signs of separation anxiety (or separation stress) – a widespread but treatable problem.
In the online course Happily Home Alone, I guide you step by step through a scientifically based training programme that shows you how your dog can learn to experience your absence calmly and without stress – sustainably, in everyday life, and with a clear system.
You will receive:
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11 × 20-minute one-to-one online sessions with me personally
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12 comprehensive handouts with clear weekly plans, exercises, and background knowledge
To take part successfully in Happily Home Alone, you will need the following tools:
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A food dispenser (approx. 50€)
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A baby gate or another form of physical barrier
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A camera to monitor your dog during your absence
Please note: These materials are not included in the course fee and must be obtained separately.







