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Post by missysmummy Sat Aug 17 2013, 16:05

Hello. I'm new to this but i really need some advise my staffy cross has been perfect up until now shes just come into season and has started being really naughty (shes 2 and a half) she wont listen and keeps nipping at one of our kittens. We recently moved home about 6 weeks ago but shes never been like this before and weve moved home a fair few times. Shes also started telling the kittens off for going near her bone. Its worrying me as im due my 3rd child in a matter of days and shes changed so much any tips would be fantastic thanks

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Post by Maria90 Sat Aug 17 2013, 16:07

Hi and welcome to the forum Smile

Why not come over and introduce yourself? https://staffy-bull-terrier.niceboard.com/f7-new-member-introductions

How much exercise is she getting at the moment? Has she been like this since you moved back this time? Any other major changes that could have brought the change in her on?
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Post by missysmummy Sat Aug 17 2013, 16:10

Thanks Smile well we got our kittens a week after moving but we've never had a problem with introducing cats to her and its only one she doesn't like. Before she was getting 2 2 hour runs a day but now she just goes out for the toilet (moved to a 2nd floor flat) 5 times a day could her lack of proper exercise affect her behaviour??

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Post by Maria90 Sat Aug 17 2013, 16:15

Definitely, staffies have a lot of energy, and require lots of exercise, it is recommended they get 2-3 walks a day. I would say that now the walks have stopped, she is releasing her energy by this change of behaviour. Also if you the cats are new she is probably just being a little over protective of what is hers, just monitor them and see how they go Smile
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Post by missysmummy Sat Aug 17 2013, 16:18

Okay ill start taking her out properply again thanks for your advise Smile

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Post by Maria90 Sat Aug 17 2013, 16:19

Your more than welcome Smile xx Let us know how she gets on!
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Post by janey Sat Aug 17 2013, 16:19

Definitely the exercise, have you got someone that can help you out with the 3rd baby on the way?
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Post by Guest Sat Aug 17 2013, 16:22

I agree with Maria, she's not getting her excercise and there is a new kitten too, probably just the changes. But no excercise will affect her behaviour.

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Post by missysmummy Sat Aug 17 2013, 16:23

Yea my partner helps out alot with her aswell as the other two children. But why is she only nipping one kitty and not the other?? Thats whats confusing me

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Post by janey Sat Aug 17 2013, 16:24

Not a clue on the cat side.........mine just wants to eat them! Smile
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Post by Guest Sat Aug 17 2013, 17:21

Echo again the need of sufficient exercise, hope all goes well:) 

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