Poor little baby.....it breaks my heart when I think of just how much damage is done to these babies, just on what these babies are or are not exposed to, during the first 12-16 weeks of their lives! This is a critical time of learning and development and it formulates what that baby is going to be the rest of his life. This is why responsible breeders do NOT let their babies go out before that time! They are psychologically and emotionally molded during those so important weeks. Failure to do the necessary socializing and nurturing from breeders, and correct pack behavior lessons from momma as well, has a terrible consequence on the rest of that baby's life. I feel so bad for your little soul, and I feel sorry for YOU, that you now have these issues to deal with and try to "fix". A trainer may indeed be able to help you...if you get a good one....they can also evaluate if your baby needs to "be on medicine"....popping pills is not always the best answer...it is appropriate and invaluable in some cases, but it is not the answer to every situation. Good luck, and keep positive....he will get better with the proper help. |