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June 28, 2008 at 8:02 pm #77111
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GuestMy friends CKCS was the same, didnt want to play, if any of the other pups came near she would go behind the chair, she’d come out and see what was going on then if a pup came towards her she’d be back under the chair again. By the end of the 4 weeks I think it was, she was much better, cant really give advice but it will improve, like kids when they first start school I suppose some are shy and some just get stuck right in straight away.
June 29, 2008 at 9:56 pm #77112GSPmad
Membercan’t really advise on the socialisation – but is she eating and drinking OK and house training and otherwise well? 🙂
June 30, 2008 at 7:16 am #77113kizkiznobite
Membergive her time – let her do the greet first – tell folk to ignore her until she chooses to go to them and then they are to give her lots of attention
i have the opposite problem with cubert ::) he seems to think anyperson anydog must be greeted enthusiastically
June 30, 2008 at 7:27 am #77114SuzAndTheDiva
Memberhoney did a good one the other day – (she teaches me a lot 😉 ) first meeting with a friends cocker, and shes the first dog hes met apart from his slightly older pack mate – he was terrified and sat and screamed ::) I thought shed make a fuss go over and try and see him…………nope she just turned away and completely ignored him – even when he came up to her she just carried on sniffing, after a bit she said a hello and you could see he was feeling braver :-*
June 30, 2008 at 11:15 am #77115Chewy
MemberBrillaint, thanks guys ;D
lol@honey ;D
I guess it’s just a case of keeping at it and hopfully she’ll gain more confidence.
Had her 2nd jab today and had the lubbly vet thats dealt with our cat Smelly and the pigs. Thought she was really laid back!
Toilet trainings going well. Dry at night 😮 and for the last 4 days, well except for two wee’s in the living roon last night in quisk succession and a poo in the boot on way to vets.
Oh and one in the paddling pool, bit of no mans land that one!
Mon and tues was in reverse,she was begging to go into the kitchen from the garden to wee in the kitchen….bugger.
I spent wed in the garden the whole day (real feat considering I have a 4 yr old and an 11 month old) and crated her for her naps, by wed she had been going in the garden like a pro.
Was a bit worried that she didnt seem to eat very much but having seen how much she threw up in the back of the car, well, maybe not.
She has 3 meals a day and basically earns her 4th in short training sessions over the course of the day.
Her and the cat have settled well together now and she sits by the pigs calmly now in the garden.
Funny cos the yorkshire terr in our socialisation class look like two of our pigs (as in walking wigs), we think thats why she’s more interested in them than the other puppies ::)June 30, 2008 at 2:20 pm #77116*Nick*
MemberAt our first training class Sadie was petrified, spent much of the class with her tail between her legs because of the other dogs…..2nd class she was the life of the party and has continued to be so ever since ::) she takes it very slowly still…..I miss that day when she was shy 😉 😀
Give it time and let her proceed at her own pace
June 30, 2008 at 5:18 pm #77117kizkiznobite
Member;D sadie? shy? yeah right…..
June 30, 2008 at 6:54 pm #77118*Lassie*
MemberWillow was like your pup Chewy, aloof – watching – but not getting involved except with one other pup. She still won’t let strangers pet her or take food off them and most times she’s not too bothered about other dogs. she is wary but not scared, when she does like/love someone she is really OTT with the greeting, barking whining and poking you with her nose for a fuss. ::)
Tam is like Cubert, everyone’s friend, so much so that if people are sitting on the grass having a picnic Tam has to be put on the lead because if you are not quick enough he is sitting on their laps :-[June 30, 2008 at 7:03 pm #77119SuzAndTheDiva
MemberLassie Willow sounds like nearly every Rough I have ever met – once they knew me I was a friend for life and got greeted totally ott – but they not take food from people, or even water – just look at it suspiciously like ok what ya posioned it with 😀
June 30, 2008 at 7:08 pm #77120*Lassie*
Member[quote author=SuzAndTheDiva link=topic=11886.msg227607#msg227607 date=1214852616]
Lassie Willow sounds like nearly every Rough I have ever met – once they knew me I was a friend for life and got greeted totally ott – but they not take food from people, or even water – just look at it suspiciously like ok what ya posioned it with 😀
[/quote]Yep that’s Willow ;D
July 7, 2008 at 9:59 am #77121Chewy
MemberThanks you guys ;D
Well yez were right.
Second class on sat an she was more outgoing. She quite likes the smaller terriors who are quieter and not so bouncy and she played with the miniture Duch afterwards in the park tho that was a bit scary. I told the owner to tell me if she was uncomfortable at all to tell me with the play since I was so aware of how much bigger Dizzy was to her Milly. She was more concerned with how much more rough and tumble Milli was with Diz! But it went well.
The trainer put Diz in with the two Labs this time for the short play session, not to great since she legged it trying to get away, would have been better with the smaller ones again this time but we’ll see next week.Our cat got hit by a car that morning so between running her to the vet and dumping the kids I didnt have time to prep some sausage for training and such she wasnt really interested in the training, attention span like a brick!
July 8, 2008 at 9:48 pm #77122Anonymous
Guestbut is your cat OK ???????
July 9, 2008 at 8:29 am #77123Chewy
MemberThanks for asking Piglet. Unfortunatly she had broke her pelvis in the worst possible place (socket joint and across the pelvis), also she couldnt wee/poo, all the nerves had been damaged. Even if we had been able to afford the 6 plus grand to get her pelvis/socket/and joint rebuilt she would never be able to pee/poo. Had to have her put down. Gutted since we got her and our gsd within two weeks of eachother, we’ve now lost them within two months of eachother.
Double grave in the garden where they used to wind eachother up all day.
Still a bit devastated but we wont get another cat since we live near a busy road, even tho Smelly never went near roads (feral cat) there is a path beside us that some pillocks drive their bikes down, reckon thats where she got hit.July 9, 2008 at 9:01 am #77124Sweetypye
MemberAttila is fab
July 9, 2008 at 11:19 am #77125Kerry_and_Beau
Membersorry to hear about your cat, poor thing 🙁
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