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Subject: Re: Temper Tantrums Author: Beth K [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 14:45:24 04/08/06 Sat In reply to: Patricia 's message, "Re: Temper Tantrums" on 08:39:09 04/08/06 Sat I think that there could be a number of things happening, but if the change has been a fairly recent one and if you have not yet, you may want to take him for a vet check. Our vet always told us that a change in behaviour, especially a sudden one, can indicate a health issue and since dogs cannot tell us when they are not well they will act out instead. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: Temper Tantrums DE 15:35:03 04/08/06 Sat Re: Temper Tantrums -- Patricia, 17:00:34 04/15/06 Sat Re: Temper Tantrums -- Lee York, 06:56:06 04/16/06 Sun