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Post by asa-james Fri Sep 21 2012, 20:53

And I mean sudden, as of Wednesday afternoon, Lola seems to have regressed back to being a puppy. She still responds to commands, but it can take two or three goes now, her energy levels are through the roof, and she gets overexcited when I get home from work.

Her walks haven't changed, her diet is the same, shes sleeping normally, the only thing that's changed is the temperature, as she spends the day in the conservatory (with access to the house, but she likes her chair out there) and the temperature has dropped quite suddenly this week. Anybody else had this? Or any ideas?
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Post by Guest Fri Sep 21 2012, 20:59

How old is Lola now? It sounds like you need to go back to basics with her, make her work for everything from food to affection, remind her who is boss.

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Post by Guest Fri Sep 21 2012, 21:01

I'd say it's a mixture of her age & the cooler weather.

Teenagers, eh? Know everything, listen to nothing & nobody understands them! Big Grin

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Post by asa-james Fri Sep 21 2012, 21:19

She's just two, I've got a full weekend with her now so it's time to work Smile
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Post by Guest Fri Sep 21 2012, 21:31

At two it's likely just the change in the weather. It's cooled of here a bit lately and Suki is a bit more energetic as well

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Post by asa-james Fri Sep 21 2012, 21:37

I'm hoping its nothing too serious, she's found her warm spot now and is hopefully done for the night


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Post by Guest Fri Sep 21 2012, 21:39

It's most likely just an increase in energy and wanting to get it out.

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Post by janey Fri Sep 21 2012, 21:39


How snug!! Smile
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Post by Kathy Sat Sep 22 2012, 13:53

Looks nice and snuggly warm in front of the fire, time for a cuddle Dad ??? Laughing
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