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I have no idea how to help with this issue but would LOVE to know. Teddi has had so much fear and anxiety since she went to have her surgery 3 years ago. She shakes and pants every single time she gets in the car (and we go in the car ALL the time - several times a week). I've gotten used to it. She will not calm down and will not take a treat because she is so worked up. She thinks she is going to the hospital. And this does not last a few minutes. She can pant for an hour straight. She is also scared of all noises - this is a direct result of being in a hospital and having lots of noises around and her not knowing what was going to happen. If I drop a spoon in the kitchen she literally FLIES across the room. She is petrified of every little noise - but I know this so I try to be very cautious of this. Of course I would LOVE to have her cured from this but I feel like it has now been 3 years and that it is not going to end. I even tried her on doggie prozac from the vet but didn't notice any change and he said that it doesn't work for all dogs. I would love any advice too! |
RONLYNN, As you have read, I'm just shocked at some of the things I've read here. This may be hard/impossible for you, but I credit the "spunk" my Female has, to having learned it from my Male. Is it possible that you/others might have the opportunity to expose your animal to a "stronger" one ? I clearly saw the "learning process' taking place between my two, it may be worth investigating for you. I really feel sorry for it, for the fear your animal has hopefully you can find some relief for it in some way. |
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You know, I don't know what I am thinking! My little Elsa is the fiercest one I know and her baby is SOOOO skiddish. They play rough together but when it comes to human things her baby is just "out there"...runs, gone, disappears. I think in time it will work out, it has to because we are not a very laid-back-people. We love life!!! |
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