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Aggression

Working Cocker Spaniel needs constant action so makes his own fun

Jarvis Cocker – don’t you love it!  Jarvis is a 17-month-old working Cocker Spaniel. His need for constant action is giving his young gentleman owner some trouble. To quote the young man: ‘He has no fear, took a sock off my nephews foot and swallowed it. Stealing food from table, Read more…

By Theo Stewart, 6 monthsNovember 11, 2021 ago
arousal, excitement

Excitement builds up until Jensen just has to use his teeth. He can’t help it.

8-month-old Jensen is a black Cocker Spaniel. From the moment the lady lets him out of his bed in the morning the excitement begins. As the day progress, things the three female members of the family in particular do with him unwittingly, bit by bit, fire him up. Excitement leads Read more…

By Theo Stewart, 7 monthsNovember 4, 2021 ago
arousal, excitement

Easily excited and vocal. He whines and barks.

Some dogs, like some people, are more easily excited and more vocal than others! Genetics is involved and in the case of a dog this includes the breed. Dylan is a Border Collie, not one of the breeds I would say that’s renowned for being quite so over-excitable and vocal, Read more…

By Theo Stewart, 1 yearFebruary 11, 2021 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

Excitable Dalmatian. Loses Self-Control. Humans Wind Him Up

Excitable Dalmatian Milo can get from zero to a hundred in a second!! He barks persistently at people coming into the house- though didn’t at me. I’m calm and the lady and her adult son were asked to ignore him initially. Nobody was stirring him up. It was in the Read more…

By Theo Stewart, 4 yearsOctober 3, 2018 ago
Behaviour and Training

Care Home Dog. Super Friendly. Treated Like Pop Idol.

A care home dog? Pip is just that. He doesn’t have an ‘owner’ as such but he belongs to the home. His own care is shared by several members of staff. Little dog takes the lift The eight-month-old Cavapoo is absolutely gorgeous; He is hilarious also. When he feels like Read more…

By Theo Stewart, 4 yearsFebruary 3, 2018 ago
Aggression

Unpredictable Aggression. New Baby, New Dog.

Unpredictable aggression? Unpredictable only because they can’t see inside Banjo’s head. If they could, and if stress was visible, they might see a little pressure cooker in there; they would see how over the past five months or so things have simply become too much for him. Unpredictable also because Read more…

By Theo Stewart, 4 yearsJanuary 23, 2018 ago
Aggression

Redirects Frustration. Can’t Reach Cat, Turns on Owner.

Lurcher Rufus is a wonderful dog whose only problems are as a result of over-arousal. He then redirects frustration, using his teeth. The two-year-old had been picked up, abandoned, eight months ago and has settled into his new life beautifully. A lovely, friendly dog, he’s confident and curious. Rufus can get very excited Read more…

By Theo Stewart, 5 yearsJune 5, 2017 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
arousal, excitement

Love to a dog. Is it kisses, cuddles and excitement?

Can we love our dog too much? We humans are demonstrative with our love in a very different way to dogs, aren’t we. We want to cuddle, touch, stroke, roughhouse, pet – even kiss them. Feeling guilty at having left them home alone, we may get them really stirred up Read more…

By Theo Stewart, 5 yearsMay 13, 2017 ago

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