I'm glad she is doing better. I think also the family needs to give her space to readjust and you need to approach her approriately. I notice my Oliver, 4 months old, does not like it if we come up to him and reach down to pet his head right away, we gotta go from under the chin and up. You need to have the family spend time around her first, not with her but around her so she gets the sense that these human are part of her pack too. You as the pack leader should be calm, confidently and stern with her when she misbehaves. I know she is cute but when she sense that you are nervous or worry, she will take it as you are weak and needs protection. I love my baby Oliver so much but I know babying him is giving him a chance to misbehave. |