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Post by stella Mon Aug 26 2013, 20:28

i have noticed this the last few weeks and have ignored it but just wondered why she is doing it.sash is always ready for her dinner in the evening,in fact she will paw at her bowl to say 'hurry up i what my dinner'!we put it down for her and she starts to eat it but if we move away from her she will stop,we say eat your dinner sash and she will start again but we move away and she stops eating again,its like she is only happy to eat if we are there next to her,any one shed any light on whats going on with her??
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Post by Guest Mon Aug 26 2013, 20:47

Is she ok with being left alone at other times?

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Post by Sazzle Mon Aug 26 2013, 20:55

One of my mums dogs is like that, you have to stand over her while she eats!!
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Post by stella Mon Aug 26 2013, 21:01

she's always been fine at being left alone i dont know 
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Post by stella Mon Aug 26 2013, 21:07

Caryll do you think this is some anxiety thing?
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Post by Guest Mon Aug 26 2013, 21:12

That's what I was thinking. If she's never been like it before, then maybe something has upset her?

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Post by stella Mon Aug 26 2013, 21:26

we have been off work for the last 10 days,if thats whats upset her,as in she's out of her normal routine,but have spent nearly all our time with her,but her walking times changed,being a older girl could that have thrown her out a bit do you think,we are back to work tomorrow so i'll guess we will see.
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Post by Guest Mon Aug 26 2013, 21:35

I'd say a touch of anxiety over something. If it carries on you could try an adaptil plug in, or even a couple of drops of lavender essential oil on her chest?

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Post by stella Mon Aug 26 2013, 21:42

thanks Caryll,so glad your back Smile 
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Post by Guest Mon Aug 26 2013, 21:47

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Post by Guest Tue Aug 27 2013, 09:05

Aww Sash perhaps just a little out of routine for her.Hope she is back to norm very soon xx

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Post by Guest Tue Aug 27 2013, 13:36

Hope she settles back soon Stella , the kids say hi Smile

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Post by stella Tue Aug 27 2013, 20:53

well blow me,got in after work today and she seems happy as larry,ate her dinner fine,remind me not to take the week off work to spend with my dog again Crying or Very sad 
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Post by Guest Tue Aug 27 2013, 20:54

Laughing Laughing 

Glad she's back to normal!

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Post by Guest Tue Aug 27 2013, 20:57

So glad to hear Sasha has settled down again, Stella.


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Post by Tyke Tue Sep 24 2013, 10:06

My young boy wont finish his dinner if he knows we're looking like we're going out, he gets anxious and is concerned we're gonna leave him behind we think! have to sit with him til he finishes it,

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