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Post by bexi_mystery Sun Apr 01 2012, 14:38

ive had mystery from a pup and i Socialized her with loads of diffrent breeds, i even signed her up for pup club, and she was a really friendly dog but last week take her to a friend house who has a staffy that was practily rasied with myst but instead of playing with the other dog, like normal, mystery tried to run away for it. now she scared of every dog we meet. she's run and shivering when dogs get to close and i don't how to help her get over this new fear.any tips are appreciated. thanks

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Post by Guest Sun Apr 01 2012, 14:42

Hi there and welcome to the forum Smile

How old is Mystery? Can you think of anything that may have triggered this sudden behaviour?

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Post by bexi_mystery Sun Apr 01 2012, 14:47

mystery just turn 2yrs and she was fine until last week.

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Post by Kathy Sun Apr 01 2012, 14:47

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Post by Kathy Sun Apr 01 2012, 14:52

Hi and welcome to the forum from Rocky and me.

you may need to start the socialisation again, if so please take a look at the link below:

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Post by Guest Sun Apr 01 2012, 14:54

It is unusual for a dog to display a completely new behaviour with no trigger.

I agree with Kathy, I would go back to the basics of socialisation, ease her back into it, make her realise that she has nothing to be afraid of.

Don't baby her too much though, that will only reinforce the behaviour Smile

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Post by Guest Sun Apr 01 2012, 18:54

Another thing that usually changes behaviour very suddenly is pain, is she in pain in any way whether its her ears/paws/hips/joints/teeth?

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Post by Guest Mon Apr 02 2012, 00:06

Hi and welcome from us and Suki. Have you taken her to a vet to see if there is a physical problem?

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