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Originally Posted by Gypsy & Me  I think I will keep a record of what's going on and see if there is a pattern. I wish I could say it was X, Y or Z that set it off but it's so random. If you see my last post you'll read that Gypsy just randomly started growling at Kayla while I was writing the other posts. Right now she is trying to start something again. Kayla is sleeping on the sofa and Gypsy is getting up there and growling at her about 3inches from her head. Kayla is ignoring her completely. Admittedly Gypsy is wagging her tail while she's growling at the minute but I don't even see why she's doing it. It's nearly 2am and they never play at this time so she's not wanting to play.  |
OMG I did not realize you were in the UK..I get so into the thead or helping the person I get tunnel vision I guess..I am not a researcher at all..so with that said.. spaying could make a huge difference.. I want to keep updated on this.. for if I can offer any help at all.. I surely will.. not only for you.. but for the girls..
I had gracie spayed very young.. I had her daddy and was not going to breed her and wanted no accidents to happen.. then when she was two years old we got mara.. well they loved each other and played together perfectly.. that is until mara had her first heat.. it all changed.. I have both.. and I say grace with this stern authoritive voice and she knows she is doing wrong.. it is the only time I use that tone..she likes to put her head over mara`s back like she is saying she is top dog.. so I have been there..and this is why I am trying to help.. of course along with so many others.. I love this kind of thread.. when everyone pulls together for the love of yorkies... hugs anne