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Join Date: Jan 2000
Location: Tiverton, RI, USA
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They remind me of my... cat!
(Our cat, Pussywillow, sleeps on our bed in the sunbeams.)It's a cute picture of two very cozy-looking hounds. Makes me want to take a snooze myself!
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Sault Ste Marie, MI
Posts: 535
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Sadie has her moments. She can be so sweet and loving and then out of nowhere she gets aggressive with Max or Lita, most the time for no reason, just out of the blue. I can tell when it's going to happen, she gets this look on her face and then she starts with a low growl and then just goes after Max or Lita. If I can catch her when she gets that look and starts the low growl I can sometimes redirect her and avoid the aggression but once she starts her attack on Max or Lita I have to put her the kennel to calm her down. I don't know what's causing it, she can play so nice with Max most the times but at least once a day she goes into this aggressive mode. |
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Join Date: Feb 2007
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We have a dog that was showing random agression to our new basset. Bo, a pointer mix, will usually play very nicely with Maggie. Every once and a while though he would snarl at her relentlessly and we couldn't figure out why since there was no toy or food to protect. As it turns out, he was protecting me. He only acted like that if I was sitting with them when she wanted to play. This may not be your problem but it did teach us that dogs see things very differently so maybe your pup is reacting to something you haven't picked up on.
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