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04-25-2012, 11:05 AM | #16 | |
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When he acts like that and people look at us crazy we say he has small dog syndrome and leave it at that
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04-25-2012, 11:36 AM | #17 | |
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It really doesn't matter much what was going on...something clearly was...and Peanut was uncomfortable with it and issued a warning. It doesn't have to have been something necessarily bad...just something to set Peanut on edge. We took Mia to my son's house the day after we got her, and my son and granddaughter dog, Lady, 'surprised' us...and especially Mia, but I jumped, too, at first...at the window of the truck. DS met us at the truck to 'ease' the meeting for Lady...which he had not done when Brody met Lady and the two of them got along grandly and played until Brody collapsed on one on Lady's beds and Lady on the other. Mia, who was sweet as could be, good with other dogs, cats, and humans but not bonded with us yet, saw an unfamiliar human face at the window and lit into barking. For that whole visit, she was extremely uncomfortable and tense, and playing was very stressed and almost non-existent...body language looking more like aggression/fear for both Lady and Mia...neither is aggressive or particularly fearful normally. Brody played with Lady fine when I held Mia. The next time Mia went to DS's house to play with Lady, the scene was completely different, and they were great friends. When Lady came to our house, the three played well also with no issues. But that first day, Mia's alarms all fired at the same time, and there was no easing her discomfort or silencing her.
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04-25-2012, 11:41 AM | #18 |
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| My fletcher freaks out when my nephew comes near him when he's laying with me. Real mean snapping, growling and barking. He also does not warn hes going to be mad, he just lashes out. Its so stressful. I wish I knew how to break the habit also. Ive tried putting him in another room when he does that. I tried to ignore him. He's better when I ignore him, but its so hard!
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04-25-2012, 12:19 PM | #19 | |
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I agree with you- Yes I had Pnut's BB on with his leash attached. I have the retractable leash- however I was holding it but he was still hooked up. Aw Poor Max! Lol I can almost picture him doing that It is hard to balance everything out- it is hard bc they cant speak- we have to go on their actions.. That is a hard thing to do! I think Pnut is Bi Polar!
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04-25-2012, 12:22 PM | #20 | |
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LoL I knew I wasn’t the only one, but I am glad someone else admitted to it!! LOL. Peanut is just Peanut. I am ok with that. He is ok when he is on the ground meeting dogs so I know when meeting new dogs he will have to be on the ground. He is really a good dog, he does have a little quirks about him, but what Yorkie doesn’t!!
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04-25-2012, 12:30 PM | #21 | |
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04-25-2012, 12:36 PM | #22 | |
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Well Mia didnt like something! Glad Mia was ok the next time!
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04-25-2012, 12:51 PM | #23 | |
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04-25-2012, 01:05 PM | #24 | |
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I do believe it is more protective behavior that Pnut has. When I was dog sitting, we took them all out in the back yard to play. Grace was doing her own thing and Dh threw the ball for Leo- Well Pnut saw that and ran to get it- so did Leo. Peanut got there first and grabbed the ball, Leo went to play tug of war with it and Pnut snapped at him! He snapped and growled really loud to Leo, Peanut was attacking Leo- Poor Leo, didn’t know what to do. At this time Peanut was going all crazy and still growling and biting at him- As DH is running over, I see Leo take his big ol head and lay his head on top of Pnuts’ he was obviously trying to over dominate but he did it in his own way where he didn’t attack Peanut. He kept taking his head and trying to push Peanut down. that is what it looked liked me us, Dh got over to them and took Pnut away from the situation. It was crazy! I was sooooooo thankful Leo didn’t do anything! That could have been really bad!! I thought I was going to keep them separate the rest of the weekend but right after that we went inside and Peanut was fine with Leo. They were snuggled in the same bed 15 mins later!! I did learn my lesson, if we dog sit them again, I wont have same play time! Yes we need a club- what can we call it!??
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04-25-2012, 01:12 PM | #25 | |
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Georgie is our first and only Yorkie so I didn't realize how different his personality would be from Coco's. She is so laid back and well he isn't LOL. We need to think of a cute name for our club obviously to match the cuteness of our boys
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04-25-2012, 01:19 PM | #26 | |
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That is so funny you say that- Leo and Coco sound a lot alike and Pnut/ Georgie sound A LOT alike haha!! Yorkies are little nuts aren’t they? Haha The only fear I have with Leo is sometimes when he gets crazy and runs around, I fear Pnut would get in the way other than that they have never had a problem, and when Peanut has a problem with Leo- he pretty much ignores it and looks at him like he is crazy! I am going to think about a name- are boys sounds like they are equally crazy~
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04-25-2012, 01:45 PM | #27 | |
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Let me know what name you come up
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04-26-2012, 04:08 AM | #28 |
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| Dinky thinks he is our protector too. He will bark and growl at large dogs; he is okay with dogs that are his size or smaller. Well, he weighs 4 pounds, so that does not happen often. It really is a problem. I feel that Dinky misses out on playmates. And he also barks at people when he does not know them or does not know them well. I've said the when Dinky acts like this it is not barking, it is cursing. I mean if I had a doggie translator, Dinky would be saying, " You %%!@@ creature. Get the &%$#((( away from my family! Now, I will attack you **$$#@ now!" I have finally convinced my DH who spoils Dinky that our little guy would be happier if he we taught him to behave better. It really distresses me. |
04-26-2012, 06:09 AM | #29 |
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| No... my nephew has never done anything to Fletcher. And if I am not around, he is fine with my nephew. Its only when he's sitting ON me and my nephew comes near us that he freaks. Neither of my dogs really like kids in general, but they are fine with them and even act good when a kid pets them or tries to pick them up.... but if they are actually physically ON me, then its best to not have any kid near them at all. Dexter does not do anything at all.... but Fletch snaps, lunges forward and barks maniacally for a few seconds at the child. I hate that he does that.
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04-26-2012, 06:18 AM | #30 |
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| My Dexter tends to be more stand off-ish or afriad of other dogs in general. Big, small, male, female, old, young, it does not matter. Our friends have a big Rottie who is very friendly and playful and about 160lbs. Other dogs seem to sense that Dexter wants NOTHING to do with them, therefore they are always all over him, trying to play or sniff him. One day he turned around and laid into that Rottie something fierce. He was 4.5lbs at the time. It was like he was telling the Rottie to back the #$%^ off. LOL We were all shocked and made sure to keep them apart from that point forward.
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