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Re: [pyrnet] seperation anxiety



My mini rescue pyr has the same problem.  I have put her on Anafranil at the vet's suggestion and this has helped.   I could not leave her crated as she tore her face and the crate up trying to get out.   I now leave her out with the TV on in an area that is devoid of things that she might want to shred.   Today I am going to work all day, so we will see how she does.   What is the background of your dog???   Mine had no human contact and ran with an older pyr in the wild as it were.   My vet says that dogs who have this type of upbringing have this type of problem.   She was also heartworm positive and had a tough time with the treatment...so she did not feel good when she first came to us.           PAM
  
----- Original Message -----
From: Cat
Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2003 5:28 AM
Subject: [pyrnet] seperation anxiety

Well, everyone was so helpful on the eating/food problems, I'm hoping you have some suggestions for a pup with horrendous seperation anxiety!

I have a crate now & have had to crate her a few times, even trying to acclimate her when I'm home.  Once I'm gone & she's in the crate, she has torn her nose and mouth up and wet herself, to the point of another vet visit (ONLY $112.00 this week)...I got a Butler's DAP (pheromone) plug in and the only "benefit" seems to be a new trait, peeing in the house!  I REALLY don't want to have to "drug" her with Clomiecalm or whatever it is, but if this keeps up, will have no choice.  I've left an old tee shirt (I wore yesterday) in the crate this morning and am hoping that might help somewhat.  I know it's forfit now (will be in ribbons when I get home)

Anyone with any suggestions out there?

 LESRVG@aol.com wrote:

Hello,

I do not recall if I asked this already...is the crufts show going to be on
TV?

Keith, Soo, Dusty, and Romy


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