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Misti1 · 12-02-2007, 05:44 AM

Yall
Miss Mika's behavior has gone from bad to worse....she is now chewing on the baseboards in the kitchen in addition to ripping the wallpaper.

We are now walking her on the leash after the storm drain incident, and she is either pulling you like a mule or sitting down and refusing to move.

Just when I thought I had her bowl pattern down and could take her out to avoid mistakes so she would "get it", she now will not go, and I feel like I spend my life walking behind her.

She's not affectionate, will NOT come when call her to you, and will NOT let you pick her up. She acts like basically she doesn't like us.

She's active and playful and entertains herself,. Every once in a while she will bring you her toy to throw for her and inlcude you in her play.

Petting her and patting her or rubbing her bellie is mostly OUT, these incidents are few and far between.

Now at night is another story. She has got to be the best little sleeping buddy ever, but once the night is over, it's back to usual.

I would have never thought that the sweet little puppy who rode from Little Rock to Memphis behind my head would have turned out to be this little terror.

Any advice???

12-02-2007, 05:44 AM	#1
Misti1 Donating YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Memphis, TN Posts: 3,051	Miss Mika Yall Miss Mika's behavior has gone from bad to worse....she is now chewing on the baseboards in the kitchen in addition to ripping the wallpaper. We are now walking her on the leash after the storm drain incident, and she is either pulling you like a mule or sitting down and refusing to move. Just when I thought I had her bowl pattern down and could take her out to avoid mistakes so she would "get it", she now will not go, and I feel like I spend my life walking behind her. She's not affectionate, will NOT come when call her to you, and will NOT let you pick her up. She acts like basically she doesn't like us. She's active and playful and entertains herself,. Every once in a while she will bring you her toy to throw for her and inlcude you in her play. Petting her and patting her or rubbing her bellie is mostly OUT, these incidents are few and far between. Now at night is another story. She has got to be the best little sleeping buddy ever, but once the night is over, it's back to usual. I would have never thought that the sweet little puppy who rode from Little Rock to Memphis behind my head would have turned out to be this little terror. Any advice???