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Aggression

Too much change all at once for rehomed Beagle. Too aroused.

One-year-old Angus’ has moved from living with one man to living with a family of three in an active household. Previously he had to be left alone for hours in a crate or put into kennels for weeks at a time. The family have taken him in and immediately – Read more…

By Theo Stewart, 6 monthsJanuary 1, 2022 ago
arousal, excitement

Agitated and stressed older dog can’t leave puppy alone.

Twelve-year-old Cockerpoo Charlie has become increasingly agitated around the puppy as each day goes by. Fortunately the 11-week old puppy is resilient. He’s a Cavapoochon. They have chosen to get a puppy at this time because the daughter is home from uni and has time to dedicate herself to settling Read more…

By Theo Stewart, 11 monthsJuly 28, 2021 ago
Aggression

Adolescent German Shepherd. Excitable. Biting

Adolescent German Shepherd Knight is a challenge. He is now nearly nine months old, wilful and strong. His owners do all they know to give him a good life – they walk him, feed him and love him. Unfortunately, living the life of a much-loved family pet just isn’t enough. Read more…

By Theo Stewart, 2 yearsMarch 11, 2020 ago
puppy

Boisterous pup, patient older dog and Christmas

The lady has a 12-year-old black Labrador, Ginny. Her son, who doesn’t live with her, recently got himself a boisterous black Labrador puppy. Bobby is now a very large five months old.

boisterous pupThe lady has a quiet life with elderly Ginny – that is until the son drops boisterous Bobby off! This may happen a couple of times a week.

As soon as he arrives there is bedlam. (more…)

By Theo Stewart, 3 yearsDecember 26, 2019 ago
arousal, excitement

Obsessing, stressing, panting, licking

Obsessing; pacing; compulsively licking the floor. The root to everything is down to Cocker Oli’s permanently aroused and stressed state – he only gets respite at night or when shut away during the day. If he’s not compulsively bringing things to be thrown he is licking the floor (I suspect this will have Read more…

By Theo Stewart, 3 yearsJuly 28, 2019 ago
arousal, excitement

Excited Jumping and Flying at People

It’s as if Willow, the over-excited one-year-old Wirehaired Vizsla, is driven by rocket fuel!

Trying to stop her being so excited

over-excited

All their efforts are understandably around trying to stop Willow jumping up at people, flying all over them, grabbing feet and so on. (more…)

By Theo Stewart, 3 yearsJuly 5, 2019 ago
arousal, excitement

Rough Behaviour. Jumping. Scratching. Biting. Why?

I came to help with Honey’s rough, uncontrolled behaviour but it soon became apparent that their other dog, 8-year-old Bonnie, was one of the main triggers. Both are Cocker Spaniels. Honey is already large for a Cocker and still only nine months old. Rough and uncontrolled when aroused. Honey is Read more…

By Theo Stewart, 5 yearsMay 15, 2017 ago
barking

Constant High State of Arousal

Border Terrier, Monty, has a range of issues that his lovely owners want to resolve. Actually, they all stem from just one thing, over-arousal. He is a clever and perky little dog, amenable and friendly (due to the angle, he looks a lot bigger in this photo than he is). The day starts Read more…

By Theo Stewart, 6 yearsJanuary 16, 2016 ago
barking

Continual Barking

It was quite hard to take a photo of six-year-old Daschund Chippy due to his continual barking. He was seldom still enough! This little dog is on high alert all the time and extremely vocal. He barks at every sound he hears and at anything passing the window. One of their other Read more…

By Theo Stewart, 7 yearsOctober 17, 2015 ago
fighting

Fighting Females

All went very well indeed until one day about six months ago. The two dogs would share the same bed, play and walk together. They fed in the same room and there were absolutely no problems until, seemingly out of the blue, Dolly went for Flossie out in the garden. Read more…

By Theo Stewart, 8 yearsOctober 9, 2014 ago

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