Keys out. Worry starts.
You haven't left yet, but your dog is already following you and watching the door.
Step-by-step separation training
Galvani helps you work on your dog's separation anxiety using gradual desensitisation, a research-backed training method. Follow clear instructions and help your dog feel calmer home alone, one small step at a time.
Create an account, add your dog, and get ready for your first session.
Sound familiar?
You haven't left yet, but your dog is already following you and watching the door.
Barking, scratching or damaged belongings leave you wondering how they coped while you were out.
A quick errand becomes a puzzle. You arrange company for your dog or stay home again.
You've read the advice. Turning it into a manageable training session is another matter.
When being apart is hard, a clear starting point helps. These behaviours can have different causes; they aren't a diagnosis of separation anxiety.
Small departures. A bigger goal.
Gradual desensitisation means practising separations short enough for your dog to stay comfortable, then adjusting to their response. Start small, repeat, and make things easier when needed.
Galvani turns that approach into a session you can follow, step by step.
Your path to calmer alone time
A clear way forward, from your first session to the little wins along the way.
Open Galvani, create your account and add your dog. Your path to calmer alone time starts here.
Learn what to watch for, then practise manageable separations with step-by-step instructions and a guided timer.
Save your observations and follow your dog's statistics. Notice calm repetitions and changes in comfortable alone time.
Keep practising at your dog's pace. Small steps add up — towards more peace for them and more freedom for you.
Little wins count. Even the ones measured in seconds.
Inside Galvani
Clear instructions and a guided timer help you through every session, from preparation to recording the results.
See calm attempts, comfortable alone time and training frequency in easy-to-read charts.
Share your dog's training history with family, a sitter, trainer or vet. You choose who can view or edit.
Training more than one dog? Keep their sessions, notes and progress separate and easy to find.
Leave a device at home playing music for your dog. Use the same account on your phone to play or pause it remotely. Keep the home player visible and its screen on.
Free early access
Create your account, add your dog, and work through the preparation for your first session.Free during early access, with no payment details required.
FAQ
Work towards a day when you have plans, and your dog has a date with the sofa.
Start small. We'll guide you through the session.