Worried about our OAP

Brogan is now doing really well with his new collar and his Rhustox. Far more active and supple. he seems so much happier in himself.

But he is now causing us to worry again.

Our lads get up at 4am 4 mornings a week to do a milkround. On Monday morning he began howling as soon as our lad was out the door. I shot down the stairs half asleep worried as to what I might find. He was just sat at the front door howling like a wolf. (Good job we get on well with our immediate neighbours)This was the worst he has been.

Recently he has been following me around as if he is attached to me by an invisible lead.Nothing unusual there (he does that every now and then why I have no idea.)BUT NOW he cries and whines when any member of the house goes out until they come back. I must stress that he is NEVER in the house on his own there is always someone in. (the advantages of a large family) but he just seems to be getting worse. he is not in pain doesnt need the toilet.

Is it just old age? He is 13 in November.This sudden onset of seperation anxiety is really beginning to worry me.

any ideas?

Great to hear that the collar and rhustox is helping your boy suzie .

I cant think of anything immediately with regards his change in behavour. Nothing has changed in the house hold at all or his enviroment?

Lainee wrote:

Great to hear that the collar and rhustox is helping your boy suzie .

I cant think of anything immediately with regards his change in behavour. Nothing has changed in the house hold at all or his enviroment?

Absolutely nothing thats whats worrying I've been racking me brains and they're beginning to ache Its just not like him.

Kids went to a party yesterday and I got talking bout dogs with one of the other mums and she said her old dog was like that a few months before she died Needless to say I wasn't in the brightest of moods after that!

Hubby said that Brogan was worse than ever while we were out

Maybe Suzie

Coz he is feeling so much better he wants to go out more

He could be saying 'hey guys, i'm up for it'

Sandra wrote:

Maybe Suzie

Coz he is feeling so much better he wants to go out more

He could be saying 'hey guys, i'm up for it'

I hadn't thought of that Thanks Mrs

suze ask Malcolm on Lovingsd, he is a trainer and he may be able to help

Thanks Hilary Will do Love your cyber baby looking forward to meeting our real one

Malcolm has replied to over the road Suze

Thanks Hilary for the heads up I've just got back to him

He is a smashing bloke, met him a few weeks back, really knows his stuff.
fingers x

hi, was just wondering..... do you have an update? how is he now? any better? xxx

angelhrt084 wrote:

hi, was just wondering..... do you have an update? how is he now? any better? xxx

Jeezus Debs!!! I thought you came on here and made a post then must be a troll posting in your name

sorry peeps




Yes Suzie how is Brogan now

Brogan's doing a lot better thanks.

He isn't whining or howling JUST BLOODY SNORING ALL NIGHT NOW . Rather than crating him, which was one suggestion, he now sleeps in our bedroom. We think he's just getting older and wanting to spend as many waking moments with his mom and dad as he can. We should rename him Shadow

Thanks for asking