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Originally Posted by Britster  Nope.
I wish he did. He gets scared and then goes into "run away as fast as possible" mode. When frightened, he likes to be as FAR away as he possibly can, which can be a scary situation. During our car accident, I obviously had him on a leash but he was pulling sooo far in the opposite direction, trying to bury himself in a hole on the side of the highway. Had I not been conscious, I worry about what would happen. |
Same here. I wish he saw me as capable of protecting him. Once he realizes he can't run away, he'll be to be picked up. When I do, he scratches my face, arms and chest to try to get away.