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Aggression

Why are the two Working Cockers fighting?

River and Charlie are fighting. They have two black male Working Cockers. River and Indie are 13 and have been together since they were puppies. Charlie, a Springer cross is 10 joined the other two a couple of years ago.  Lost his hearing River lost his hearing a couple of Read more

By Theo Stewart, 1 year ago August 30, 2025
Aggression

Bella and barking at the neighbours

The couple have fallen out with their neighbours because of their dog’s barking. If Working Cocker Bella hears or sees a neighbour at the fence, she goes mad. She will bark in the house if she hears them. She is constantly on the lookout and the listen-out. They need Bella Read more

By Theo Stewart, 2 years ago January 14, 2026
Aggression

He looks so touchable. Approach Cavapoo Archie and he may growl.

He’s so irresistible and touchable. He attracts human hands wherever he goes. However, he’s not a touchy-feely dog.

If approached when out, people want to touch him. They walk into his space, lean over and put out their big hands towards him. He objects

By Theo Stewart, 2 years ago June 23, 2025
Aggression

He snarls at the man when he moves towards or past the lady

As soon as the man starts to move, to get up, Colin snarls. Colin’s not naughty but troubled in some way. Success will come through helping him, not punishing him.

By Theo Stewart, 2 years ago June 23, 2025
Aggression

Rocco charges intimidatingly at the two boys when they enter the room

When the lady works from home. Rocco will quite relentlessly paw at her while she’s trying to work. He carries on until he gets something he wants – usually a game. When she sits on the settee he will lie on top of her face. Very still. Maybe this is his way of having her all to himself? He doesn’t seem to want her to pet him.

By Theo Stewart, 2 years ago January 15, 2026
Aggression

His dog’s aversion to being touched upsets the young man

Elvis’ aversion to being touched seems unpredictable and it’s getting worse. It’s being touched only by the young man who has always been loving and kind to him. Elvis seems perfectly happy with other people touching him, including the vet. The man is upset. Bite It came to a climax six Read more

By Theo Stewart, 2 years ago January 16, 2026
arousal, excitement

Digging? The ‘bapping’ behaviour is a form of compulsive digging.

Two-year-old Working Cocker Dixie is constantly on the go. As the day wears on, she gets worse. It manifests itself in what I call ‘scrabbling’ and they call ‘dobbing’. She paddles and scratches with her front paws on people, on the floor, on the curtain – and on her bed. Read more

By Theo Stewart, 2 years ago January 17, 2026
Cocker Spaniel

Puppy on constant alert for anyone walking out on him.

Rocky, a 17-week-old Cocker Spaniel puppy, lives with a couple and their son, 9. While Rocky’s doing really well with toilet training and basic cues, their main concern is that they can’t leave him by himself. When someone leaves the room Whenever someone leaves the room, even if someone else Read more

By Theo Stewart, 2 years ago June 18, 2025
Aggression

The sweet, gentle dog nipped a young child.

Her dislike of being touched  or cornered by little children started a year ago when the neighbour’s one-year-old child kept grabbing her ears. Luna had enough and eventually snapped. She had found it the only way to make the child stop.

By Theo Stewart, 2 years ago October 14, 2025
arousal, excitement

Murphy obsesses over the shy cat. He’s on constant high alert.

A funny thing happened during this online consultation. We were discussing young Cocker Spaniel Murphy who’s obsesses around the lady’s parents’ cat. His frantic behaviour is restricting visits to them. I have my office upstairs. Due to the hot weather I had a big window open in another room. As Read more

By Theo Stewart, 2 years ago June 18, 2025

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