Re: [PyrNet-L] Chat: Need Advice!

[dsmith@iolinc.net (Smith, Deborah)]

    I agree, but even if there was food present, there is no excuse for a
Pyr to do that or get away with it.

Chrissy
Rajah and Moses
West Union, WV
dsmith@iolinc.net


>I suggest you call your breeder immediately and discuss the behavior
>with them.  Also if you have not had your vet do a health check, do
>so to rule out an under lying health problem.
>I would also question your children about the exact circumstances of
>each incident.  Rule out if there was food present, what exactly they
>and the dog were doing.  This behavior in a pyr at any age is a major
>issue and concern.  The snarling and lunging has me very concerned.
>Good Luck and keep us posted.

>Judith
>jsmiller@newmex.com
>Taos, New Mexico


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