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should i be concerned??

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mosa77
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Member since 8/06

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Name:
Stephanie

should i be concerned??

I have a 7 year old pitbull/yellow lab mix and I have always been able to out my hand in her food bowl and take any toy out of her mouth but in the last week she has growled and snapped at me when i tried to take something away from her I have never been afraid of her but now i dont know she really looked like she was going to bite me has this happened to anyone else???

Posted 12/9/06 10:33 AM
 
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Maathy317
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Member since 2/06

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Re: should i be concerned??

I've had a number of older dogs and I do know that their temperment changes as they age. Sometimes, it's just because of age; sometimes, they become more territorial; sometimes, there are underlying problems. She could be experiencing some aches and pains. If she is becoming a complete opposite of what she normally is, maybe, a trip to the vet for an exam would be wise.

Posted 12/9/06 11:07 AM
 

lulugrrl
My 3 Blessings

Member since 3/06

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Re: should i be concerned??

I wonder if she isin't feeling well. Sometimes very well behaved dogs will do this when they are under the weather. Has anything changed in her life recently? Do not show her any fear though, and if the behavior continues, reestablish your dominance with the "Nothing in life is for free" method. Which is starting from basics, she gets nothing, and can do nothing without an okay from you. If you need more info, I'll get you links.

I hope thouhg, this is just a she doesn't feel well thing, and she will be back to her good old self soon!!!!Chat Icon

Posted 12/9/06 11:07 AM
 

Shanti
True love

Member since 6/05

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Re: should i be concerned??

I would def go to the vet to see if there are any medical issues.

Posted 12/10/06 8:54 AM
 

MrsFlatbread
Skinny jeans are in my future

Member since 6/06

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Baby Momma

Re: should i be concerned??

my dog actually just did this a few weeks ago which was not normal for her. I took her the vet and sure enough, she was sick.

Posted 12/10/06 9:24 AM
 
 

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