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Woof! Bark! And also Whiiiiiiiiiine.
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7 Oct
6:46pm, 7 Oct 2021
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LazyDaisy
We've had son1's two Labradoodles overnight. Hattie, the older one (she's three) is fine, she's stayed with us for a week before, loves Flossie, no trouble at all. The puppy, Freya, (10 months old) was a completely different proposition. We already knew that she is very timid around strangers but thought she knew us well enough. In fact she spent the first part of the visit yesterday hiding under the garden table - eventually I was able to gently pick her up to bring her indoors - but she wouldn't have anything to do with OH at all. I think if I had her on my own, for a number of days and without OH around, I might be able to win her trust but wouldn't bank on it. They've also had a 'bad report' about her from daycare - she goes from ultra-timid to over-boisterous with other dogs very suddenly  They are having a visit from a behaviourist at the weekend - I hope they get some useful advice because her behaviour is not something we've ever encountered with any of our dogs. |
