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Originally Posted by jesterjenn
Have you maybe tried keeping on walking towards her (but going past), and back again? Just working on the theory that her expectations won't be as high the more you keep passing her.
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I tried this last night, and she followed me round like a lost sheep, which i know they do and she has done from day one tbh, but i will continue to do this method as i think the theory of it is a very good one.
Also this may have been wrong but i wanted to see what she did, when i came home i ignored her, she was still buzzing round the kitchen terrorising titon. When i went in i stroked titon who was calm and seated with my back to skye.
Now although she was still quite hyper and stood up, i stroked her stomach, she immediately lay down and rolled over and stayed calm whilst i was touching her, as soon as i removed my hand, she was up and back to her busy body-ing self. So when i touch her she stays calm but when i'm not she get's frustrated.... Any thoughts on this behaviour from her?
I have been putting the lead on and taking it off 6-8 times a day, the first one is the worst and she does seem to be settling down throughout the day when i grab the lead. The coat is the one my boy picks up on so have been doing the same with that after i'v done the lead. Titon is a smart arse and is just laying down now once i'v put the lead on them and the coat on me
15-01-12, 08:54 AM
People will always tell you what you do wrong, but they are hesitant to compliment you for the many things you do right, but an animal never acts out of cruelty, a self-serving agenda or hatred. That's the essential difference between human and animal... 
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