She will sometimes "attack" me in a similar fashion if she is laying on me and I disturb her. This is not playful biting in any way, it is aggressive and willful and quite startling. Typically happens in the evening.
She has virtually no tolerance for strangers or other dogs. She barks constantly at people she sees out the windows. When someone comes to the door she goes ballistic. I can't even answer the door without locking her in another room. On walks she is better, as long as people or dogs don't get too close. I won't let children try to pet her because I fear she may bite
I have had the bed issue twice. Buddy has been banned from the bed again!
He has charged me in the middle of the night because I moved him.
The first time he did it I thought was because he was sleeping and I frightened him but the second time, months later, I know it was because
I disturbed him. I had a full blown attack in my bed in the middle of the night. I threw him out of bed so fast he scared the daylights
out of me. He now knows it's MY BED and not his. He sleeps in his bed
next to mine. He just recently started creeping into mine during the night
and I ignore it. As long as he know IT"S MINE I think we'll be ok. He is not
allowed on the bed ever during the day anylonger.
He hates large unknown dogs and it so aggressive when he sees one it's
hard to hang onto him. He really is lovable with smaller ones and large
dogs he has known from puppyhood.
He is wonderful with small children.
Because of his sporatic behavior I do not trust him 100% nor will I ever.
He is a dog and anything is possible.
I would keep your dog out of you bed forever. Put the dog on a leash
when people come into the room and control him that way until he is
comfortable with the company. I feel Yorkies are very smart and easy to
train however they are unpredictable as a most toy dogs breeds can be. |