<human>: Lola is a 2yo Jack Russell who isn't a big fan of change. If we move chairs to vacuum, she gets uncomfortable. So, when we moved to a new apartment last weekend, we were careful to keep her out of it as much as possible by sending her to the groomers or doggy day care. 

Unfortunately, she still saw a lot of the packing and boxes, and she's been noticeably stressed ever since. She spent almost 12 hours at doggy daycare while we moved, and she spent most of it sitting by the gate waiting for us to come back. She LOVES playing with other dogs, so this was a pretty good sign for us. 

Now that she's in the new place, she still seems on edge. She's eating and drinking normally, and there's no lapses in potty training. She doesn't cry in her kennel or have any qualms about going into it. But, she doesn't have as much energy as normal, and she's constantly watching the window and barking at sounds. In the old apartment, she would sit by the window and watch everything, but she would never bark. Now, she's barking whenever she hears or sees people or dogs. We're trying to correct it, but we have not caught her in the act, so I don't think she's making the connection. 

It's only been a few days in the new place, so I assume this is a normal transition. Does anybody know how long it normally takes for them to adapt? Any tips to help her?

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<bot>: Dog is slow to adapt to new place. Looking for general advice/timeline on how long it will take her to adapt.