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Aggression

Tiny Yorkie will Attack Feet. Staring. Stillness.

Tiny Rocky will attack feet. He’s adorable and puzzling.

He will attack the feet of his owners. He will attack feet of friends coming to the house.

The weird thing is that he starts off very friendly, but the longer someone is there, the more his tension builds. (more…)

By Theo Stewart, 3 yearsJuly 11, 2019 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

Behaviour change. Erratic. Staring. Upset or Unwell?

Maybe it wasn’t such a sudden behaviour change after all. Perhaps there were already signs.

Earlier when we spoke on the phone I heard this story:

Sudden behaviour changeIt began about three months ago. Ambrose was spending hours just sitting and staring. (more…)

By Theo Stewart, 4 yearsJanuary 15, 2018 ago
cats

Obsession With Small Child. Fixated. Reactive.

Maddie, a delightful seven-year-old Miniature Schnauzer, has an obsession – the little grandson, now aged four. I met a confident, relaxed and friendly little dog. I had left her alone to sniff and investigate me without trying to touch her until she was ready. Also, I was already seated before Read more…

By Theo Stewart, 5 yearsSeptember 20, 2017 ago
dog and children or child

English Bull Terrier and Toddler

Stanley is an English Bull Terrier of under a year old, and his new owners have had him for two weeks. They are worried because he ‘squares up’ to their 16 month old toddler. He is fine so long as the little boy isn’t on the floor at his own level. Children Read more…

By Theo Stewart, 11 yearsMarch 19, 2011 ago

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