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I don't know what has gotten into him today. This morning, he was chewing a bone int he diningroom, when I heard him break off a piece. I went over to him, and checked his mouth for the piece of bone that splintered off, and reached down to take the bone away. I
He growled at me when I tried to take the bone. I took him by the collar, moved him away from the bone and then took the bone and threw it away. Tonight, he stole a piece of plastic, and ran under the diningroom table with it. I went after him, and went to take it away. This time he showed his teeth, growled, and put his mouth on my wrist. He didn't bite, but just put his mouth on me. I put him in his crate for a time out. He has never acted like this before. I have never had any troubles taking anything away from him ever. What can be triggering this new behavior, and how do I remedy it? Wolfie has always been a sweet boy.
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If he's never sine anything like this or shown any early signs of this, I would take him to the vet. Its odd that this behavior came out of nowhere.
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He's due for a checkup. I will bring it up with the vet. It is very strange.
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Mom to Chases Wolfgang Heinrich Von Ryan aka Wolfie born 12/20/09 Waiting for us at the bridge is Chases Chieftain aka Chiefy Left this earth and left a hole in our hearts July 2000 |
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I too hope he's ok. Has anyone been alone with him lately where something might've happened?
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Wolfie is 3. No one new has been around him. He seems healthy and is acting normal otherwise.
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Mom to Chases Wolfgang Heinrich Von Ryan aka Wolfie born 12/20/09 Waiting for us at the bridge is Chases Chieftain aka Chiefy Left this earth and left a hole in our hearts July 2000 |
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Try this. Give him something of medium value to him. Then approach him with an awesome treat after calling his name. Let him nibble on it and take away the toy. Then give the toy back. if he succeeds in not growling then he should be OK. Then post an update.
I think you moved too fast by taking away the bone and maybe you overreacted in his opinion (due to being worried). I can see his point.
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