![]() |
How old is your Yorkie? Logan is 1 yr. 8 months, and I've noticed that he seems to be getting more "clingy" with me. It seems like separation anxiety might be kicking in, so I'm wondering if this is natural when they hit a certain age??? |
I did kind of an 'alone training' when Triss was a pup. (This was advice from other YTer's at the time. :)) I would at first leave her alone for 15-20 minutes. When I came back, I wouldn't make it a big deal and she wouldn't get any attention right away. I would increase the time alone slowly over time. Now, she is a year old and she is fine when I leave for a few hours and come back. She does get excited but has learned to 'contain herself' until I come to say hi to her. She also sleeps in a separate room at night in her xpen with Spike. I think that has helped a lot too. |
Quote:
And she get's the hint quite quickly! Thank You, Again!!!!!!! |
Quote:
I would definitely take the advice from the reply's in this thread. Good Luck!;) |
Quote:
Everyone should take into consideration, that when we treat them like our child, they think of us as their parent. ;) I've definitely learned alot!!!!! |
I'm sorry your baby has separation anxiety :( My miniature schnauzer had separation anxiety when we would leave as well. But she would get destructive; she DESTROYED a HUGE calculus book. Well, I have always been the "anti crate" kind of person, but had no choice with her. So we started putting her in a cage-like crate with my yorkie whenever we'd leave. She was almost IMMEDIATELY better! She LOVES her "cagey" and happily goes in there when told to. She also happily sleeps in there whenever I need to leave her with my parents (she normally sleeps with us in bed). I now understand that dogs really do see a crate as a "safe place". Oh, and I'm sure giving her a treat every time she went in the crate before we left helped :rolleyes: |
Quote:
|
All times are GMT -8. The time now is 04:23 PM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.9
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.
Copyright ©2003 - 2018 YorkieTalk.com
Privacy Policy - Terms of Use