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Old 29-10-2009, 11:22 AM
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Re: Help!

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Originally Posted by Daytona View Post
Thank you for opinions and advice.

When i posted i was in a bit of a state and i just concentrated on the bad things about Millie. I think thats been some of the problem,you get focused on the bad things and take it for granted that this is how millie is,you think you can't change her cos she's too old and set in her ways and had problems before we got her...........but after taking her to the vet and having a good chat with the behaviourist...we are alot more positive. We wouldn't have rehomed her as that would have been to stressfull for her,and we couldn't have had her PTS either!

Millie is a very loving dog but wants attention constantly,she follows me EVERYWHERE!,but again after talking with the behaviourist she gave me some advice about that too. The vet recommended a D.A.P plug in thingy to help make her feel calmer and i'm going to try a stuffed kong to keep her occupied when she is left.



Again thanks for the advice,i have taken it onboard and hopefully with the help from the behaviourist too we can sort things out!

Glad to hear, you have spoken to a behaviourist and that she will be staying with you
She sounds like a bit of a stressed out girly
I think the behaviourist's suggestion of a DAP plug in was a good one.

Another few things that might be worth trying if you have no luck with the DAP are:
Rescue remedy (you can get a pets version which you just add to the dog's water.
Zylkene- more info. here= Zylkene
Anxiety- homeopathic remedy = Anxiety 15ml
Kalm Aid- Kalm Aid
Scullcap & Valerian - Scullcap & Valerian - Dorwest Herbs
Serene-um- Serene-um
CSJ Calm Down (added to food) Calm Down! - CSJ Herbs for Dogs - CSJK9 Ltd.

Might be worth discussing with your vet/behaviourist?

Diet might also be something to look into? What do you feed her on?
Also how long for/ often is she walked?

Hope this helps
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