Something is not right.

[kalina82]

wellness, solid gold, innova, and taste of the wild are also really good foods with no grains.

[yorkieusa]

Originally Posted by Bloomingtails

Having just read your post, and having been involved in rescue for years, my advise would be to trust your instincts. Somehow, in most cases, our experience can help us get to the root of the problem. I have dealt with many issues, as I am sure you have, that just take some thinking and mulling over and in most cases, we find the solution.

Hugs & Good Luck!

I'm a believer in this, too. I wish I could help. You are truly a wonderful person. So many would want to get rid of her and not help her. Hooray for you.

[stedmansmommy]

Oh my goodness sweetie, I am so sorry to hear about Jersey I really have no advice to give, but seeing that there are alot of replies to your thread, I'm sure that there are many other members who have already offered some of their great advice I just feel so bad for you and your family - and for little Jersey as well, because maybe there really IS an underlying problem If only our babies could REALLY "talk" to us and tell us exactly what's wrong

I do hope you find some answers soon and can resolve this problem that you are having with her. I'm sure that she really IS a sweet girl....all she needs is a little help I will be praying that you find it

Big hugs to you all

[Malia]

Wow! I also say go with your instincts and do what you think is best for Jersey!
I feel so bad for her, because she didn't choose to be this way
She still sounds sweet! I hope you're able to find out what it is, this must be hard on the whole family!!
Good luck and keep us updated! We can always learn something from each other...

[Jeri Cunningham]

Originally Posted by Shirlthepearl

Looking at it in a different perspective, sounds like Jersey has put herself in the role of Alpha pack leader. You maybe
have spoiled her so much she thinks she's the master and head of your family pack.

Only a suggestion love, but sounds like it from here.

Hugs Shirl x x

I think this is a very valid possibility as I have seen this happen many times. I know one Yorkie that became ferral trying to become alpha. The dog would hid, hord food, bite, snarl and only let one person near her. The person that owned her spend over 2000.00 on behavor training and she became the sweetest thing. I wish I still had contact with her as I would get you in touch but I lost contact last year when she moved.

[jrsygal37]

Originally Posted by Jeri Cunningham

I think this is a very valid possibility as I have seen this happen many times. I know one Yorkie that became ferral trying to become alpha. The dog would hid, hord food, bite, snarl and only let one person near her. The person that owned her spend over 2000.00 on behavor training and she became the sweetest thing. I wish I still had contact with her as I would get you in touch but I lost contact last year when she moved.

Jersey came to me at 10 weeks at which time she was like a fural cat. She has actually gotten much better with that. Really out out of that. She loves to be held, loved etc. but she just goes off for no reason. I never put her in the position to think she is alpha. This is something wrong chemically or otherwise. I know in my heart it is not a behavior problem. She has not been right since we got her at 10 weeks and really I should have insisted and gone with my gut back then but listend to the doc. who said it's just her personality. Jersey is a sweet loving girl and I know she does not understand what is happening or why. I have a vet appt. tomorrow and will insist on blood work or whatever else. I know there is a medical problem causing this. I just can't figure out what it is and if needed I'll take her to the university. She's not a bad girl and she does not have behavioral issues that can be corrected - they are def. medically related. Thanks. Elaine