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mallky · 02-01-2008, 07:08 PM

Thanks to all that tried to reply. The female attacking is 5 years old and double the size of the attacked aunt who is 7. They had always been so close, before she had her two litters and after but all of a sudden she decided to attack only her. She is very small but has never growled or never gets even close to the others. My mother keeps her next to her most of the day, but we treat the others the same( kisses, hugs, playing time, snacks and they all sleep together when we are home. I am now keeping them separate but what I notice is that this has happened when we get home and the all run to greet us in a group. Don't understand the reason. If anyone else has a response, and answer as to what to do etc. knows of a behaviorist in Miami, Florida (not very expensive) can't afford $250.oo per consultation. Thanks again!

02-01-2008, 07:08 PM	#8
mallky Yorkie Yakker Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Miami, Florida Posts: 53	agression towards aunt Thanks to all that tried to reply. The female attacking is 5 years old and double the size of the attacked aunt who is 7. They had always been so close, before she had her two litters and after but all of a sudden she decided to attack only her. She is very small but has never growled or never gets even close to the others. My mother keeps her next to her most of the day, but we treat the others the same( kisses, hugs, playing time, snacks and they all sleep together when we are home. I am now keeping them separate but what I notice is that this has happened when we get home and the all run to greet us in a group. Don't understand the reason. If anyone else has a response, and answer as to what to do etc. knows of a behaviorist in Miami, Florida (not very expensive) can't afford $250.oo per consultation. Thanks again!