Comments on: Dog Depression: Symptoms and Treatments http://happytailsspa-blog.com/2008/10/08/dog-depression-symptoms-and-treatments/ Insights, Inspirations & Ideas for Dog Owners Sat, 31 Jul 2010 01:04:12 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Tawana Fioravanti http://happytailsspa-blog.com/2008/10/08/dog-depression-symptoms-and-treatments/#comment-1692 Tawana Fioravanti Sat, 20 Mar 2010 03:00:43 +0000 http://happytailsspa-blog.com/?p=187#comment-1692 Hi, i really know how it is to have a problem like this. I have been struggling from it like a few months with the normal ups and downs so i truly know to have a problem like this. At a forum i found out some visitors were pretty happy about a pill they purchased from the net and i ordered it when i found those pills at - herbalhealingstore dot com -. So believe me, these pills do work, you just have to get the good ones! Hi, i really know how it is to have a problem like this. I have been struggling from it like a few months with the normal ups and downs so i truly know to have a problem like this. At a forum i found out some visitors were pretty happy about a pill they purchased from the net and i ordered it when i found those pills at - herbalhealingstore dot com -. So believe me, these pills do work, you just have to get the good ones!

]]> By: Richie http://happytailsspa-blog.com/2008/10/08/dog-depression-symptoms-and-treatments/#comment-1149 Richie Sun, 24 May 2009 19:08:13 +0000 http://happytailsspa-blog.com/?p=187#comment-1149 We have recently had a new member to our family (little girl) and our dog has been losing shed loads of hair, not eating even good quality human food! Not drinking much, peeing in the street and her bed, moping about and very timid, which is rather strange. She has been trying to sneak into our bedroom as well when she knows she is not allowed in there, and been successful on numerous occasions! We have been to the vet but they can't recommend anything... We have put it all down to having a new baby come into the family, but can't get her to come round at all. Do not know what else to do as we have not treated her any different and still give her lots of love, take her out all the time - maybe looking at some sort of drugs is the only option? Right now she has hidden herself away under the table? We have recently had a new member to our family (little girl) and our dog has been losing shed loads of hair, not eating even good quality human food! Not drinking much, peeing in the street and her bed, moping about and very timid, which is rather strange. She has been trying to sneak into our bedroom as well when she knows she is not allowed in there, and been successful on numerous occasions!

We have been to the vet but they can’t recommend anything…

We have put it all down to having a new baby come into the family, but can’t get her to come round at all. Do not know what else to do as we have not treated her any different and still give her lots of love, take her out all the time - maybe looking at some sort of drugs is the only option? Right now she has hidden herself away under the table?

]]> By: EVELYN CHARITY http://happytailsspa-blog.com/2008/10/08/dog-depression-symptoms-and-treatments/#comment-1050 EVELYN CHARITY Thu, 02 Apr 2009 00:47:54 +0000 http://happytailsspa-blog.com/?p=187#comment-1050 Our 3 1/2 year old Chihuahua (sp?) has never liked nor played with any dogs, no matter the size or breed (some even smaller than she. She is the only pet we have and have traveled with us on trips. My husband thought that if we got another dog, Marli would get used to it and learn to love another dog. We tried honey, a 2 year-old lasso apsa (sp?) who is very sweet and loving to Marli but Marli will not play with her and has become very lethargic and does not even come when we call her any more, even though we give her an exhorbatant amount of attention since Honey has been here. We want Marli to like and adjust to Honey since we have gotten attached to her. What should we do? We think that Marli is depressed! Our 3 1/2 year old Chihuahua (sp?) has never liked nor played with any dogs, no matter the size or breed (some even smaller than she. She is the only pet we have and have traveled with us on trips. My husband thought that if we got another dog, Marli would get used to it and learn to love another dog. We tried honey, a 2 year-old lasso apsa (sp?) who is very sweet and loving to Marli but Marli will not play with her and has become very lethargic and does not even come when we call her any more, even though we give her an exhorbatant amount of attention since Honey has been here. We want Marli to like and adjust to Honey since we have gotten attached to her. What should we do? We think that Marli is depressed!

]]> By: Parker http://happytailsspa-blog.com/2008/10/08/dog-depression-symptoms-and-treatments/#comment-1047 Parker Tue, 31 Mar 2009 12:39:07 +0000 http://happytailsspa-blog.com/?p=187#comment-1047 Is there a way to become a content writer for the site? Is there a way to become a content writer for the site?

]]> By: Bob http://happytailsspa-blog.com/2008/10/08/dog-depression-symptoms-and-treatments/#comment-1045 Bob Mon, 30 Mar 2009 18:17:24 +0000 http://happytailsspa-blog.com/?p=187#comment-1045 My dog lost her partner of 16 years. They were raised and lived together until one recently died. Understandable that the survivor dog is depressed. She's use to bark in a happy way and climb into people's lap at any chance she got. Not she weeps and sleeps. Outside of seeing if time will help her adjust, what can be done? My dog lost her partner of 16 years. They were raised and lived together until one recently died.

Understandable that the survivor dog is depressed. She’s use to bark in a happy way and climb into people’s lap at any chance she got. Not she weeps and sleeps. Outside of seeing if time will help her adjust, what can be done?

]]> By: Stop Dog Biting http://happytailsspa-blog.com/2008/10/08/dog-depression-symptoms-and-treatments/#comment-934 Stop Dog Biting Sun, 01 Feb 2009 05:38:38 +0000 http://happytailsspa-blog.com/?p=187#comment-934 This is a very interesting post. Dog behavior problems, such as aggression, can result from changes in the brain. When a dog starts to behave in a way that is very different than usual, you should be concerned, as it may be a sign of a more serious problem. This is a very interesting post. Dog behavior problems, such as aggression, can result from changes in the brain. When a dog starts to behave in a way that is very different than usual, you should be concerned, as it may be a sign of a more serious problem.

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