dog’s SEPARATION ANXIETY
SEPARATION ANXIETY

Know how alone
time felt.

Pulse brings together barking, heart rate, HRV, posture and rest to help you understand whether your dog felt calm, unsettled or stressed while you were away.

MORE THAN BARKING

Stress doesn’t always
sound the same.

Some dogs bark. Others pace, stay unusually alert, struggle to settle—or grow quiet while stress stays high. Pulse reads barking, heart signals, posture and rest together, helping you see more than a camera or barking count alone.
Dog barking indoors
Dog resting quietly indoors
BEYOND THE CAMERA

Understand what alone
time is doing to them.

STRESS + STRAIN

Barking, resting heart rate and HRV work together to reveal when alone time is putting their body under stress—even when they look quiet on camera.

ADAPTATION + RECOVERY

When your dog adjusts to new surroundings or recovers from illness or injury, Pulse captures subtle changes in physiological and behavioural data. lt detects hidden chronic stress, disrupted sleep and irregular activity to objectively measure your pet's adaptation and rehabilitation progress.

Stories

Mina & Scout · Mixed breed
A NEW HOME

Mina & Scout · Mixed breed

“Scout was newly adopted and still unsure of his new home. Pulse helped me follow the whole adjustment—from restless mornings to the day he finally began settling on his own.”

Emily & Coco · Poodle
THE HIDDEN TRIGGER

Emily & Coco · Poodle

“Pulse showed that Coco’s stress had suddenly gone up. We traced it to a new ultrasonic pest repeller—and once we unplugged it, she was noticeably calmer.”

Daniel & Atlas · German Shepherd
WHEN QUIET ISN’T CALM

Daniel & Atlas · German Shepherd

“Atlas rarely barked, so I missed the signs at first. His posture, heart rate and rest patterns showed that alone time was harder on him than it looked.”

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