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Subject: Re: Behavior Change in Crested

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Lee McCartney

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Date Posted: 16:43:35 08/13/07 Mon
In reply to: Vickie P Wheeler 's message, "Behavior Change in Crested" on 08:22:15 08/13/07 Mon

First, thanks so much for saving Ping. I would suggest that you seek out a behaviorist rather than obedience classes. I'm no expert by any means, but it sounds to me as though Ping has become quite territorial over you and his home and thinks he needs to protect what is his. You need to address this now before it escalates even farther and becomes even more difficult to deal with.

I am going to forward your email to one of our reps who is a behaviorist and ask that she contact you directly. Her name is Sarah Althen. Please be patient as she is a working mom (of a 10 mo. old son).

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: Behavior Change in Crested	Vickie P Wheeler (THANKFUL FOR HELP :))	19:57:20 08/14/07 Tue