Yes, certain dog breeds are known to be more prone to anxiety than others. Breeds that are typically more anxious may include:

1. **Border Collies** - Highly intelligent and energetic, they can become anxious if not given enough mental and physical stimulation.
2. **German Shepherds** - While loyal and protective, they can develop anxiety if not properly socialized or if left alone for long periods.
3. **Bichon Frise** - These small dogs can be sensitive and may experience separation anxiety if they are overly attached to their owners.
4. **Cocker Spaniels** - Known for their affectionate nature, they can suffer from anxiety, especially in new environments or situations.
5. **Dachshunds** - They may become anxious due to their strong attachment to their owners and can be prone to separation anxiety.
6. **Pit Bull Terriers** - Although they are known for their strength, they can also be sensitive and may develop anxiety if not properly trained or socialized.

To help manage anxiety in these breeds, consider providing them with a consistent routine, plenty of exercise, mental stimulation, and positive reinforcement training. Additionally, creating a safe space for them and using calming products, such as anxiety wraps or pheromone diffusers, can also be beneficial.

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