Comments on How to Respond to Your Fearful Dog

Sarah   Charlton, MA

1/9/2009 7:44:32 PM

that was fun

Victoria   Baton Rouge, LA

1/8/2009 5:32:00 PM

Thank you.

Julie   Lewiston, ME

1/4/2009 3:52:09 PM

Always good to know how to respond to a fearful pet. Thanks for posting this article

Janet   West Valley City, UT

12/31/2008 6:31:26 PM

Great tips. I appreciate the information.

dawn   union, MO

12/28/2008 11:28:15 AM

that is right

Nicole   Staten Island, NY

11/16/2008 6:47:50 PM

This was interesting.. now I know exactly what to do... thanks..

Kylie   Oconto Falls, WI

11/16/2008 10:10:57 AM

Wow, I now no what to do!

Lauren   Green Bay, WI

11/13/2008 6:25:31 PM

That was really helpful.

vanessa   SAN MARCOS, CA

11/8/2008 4:25:42 PM

i learned a lot now i know what to do for the holidays thanks

Teresa   Spokane Valley, WA

10/26/2008 5:42:11 PM

These are very good to know.

Jackie   Chandler, AZ

10/26/2008 12:41:24 PM

I did NOT like C. Why lock up your dog when he's scared?

bernadine   tehachapi, CA

10/19/2008 9:45:45 PM

I am very happy that I got all them right!

Cassie   Buffalo, MO

10/16/2008 8:46:33 PM

I answered every Question right im soo Proud!!

Tammy   Vallejo, CA

10/10/2008 8:01:33 AM

This was great information! Very helpful!

Frances   Baltimore, MD

10/8/2008 11:51:17 AM

This was a very helpful quiz! I have so many questions on the fear my dog has. What to do and when to do it. So thanks for the information my animal loving people.

Linda   Muskego, WI

10/3/2008 7:53:13 PM

ver informative

Melodie   St. Joseph Twp, WI

9/18/2008 2:28:07 PM

Hi,
I enjoyed reading some of the answers for a fearful pet. Our Corgi is 1 year old next week. A few months ago, my husband accidentally pulled a chain attached to a ceiling fan in the peak of our home. She went running off. Now she won't even come into that room unless she runs past it fast. This is our kitchen/living area where we spend all of our time. She just goes and hides under a bed. She is still a puppy and I want her to enjoy being in that room. It never bothered her before that. A veterinarian's assistant told me to block the room off and let her get adjusted to it, but its too large of an area that also has an addition attached. Is it a good idea to tie her up out there when we are there so she can see its alright? The fan isn't even on when she does this. HELP! I need some answers. Thank you.

Natalia   Reno, NV

9/14/2008 3:51:41 PM

All of this makes sense to me. You have to be alpha pack leader or your dog will never follow your lead.

stacy   Bel Air, MD

8/22/2008 6:00:39 AM

You just have to find a way that works with your dog, each dog is different

Carolle   Frederick, MD

8/14/2008 12:31:51 PM

Obedience training works for some. I foster a lot, and am not blessed with endless time with these dogs to overcome everything. Sometimes I have to resort to sedation for thunderstorms/fireworks, or pick them up and carry them past something they're fearful of (and then note this in their adoption file). Sorry, gang, but such is the work of a rescuer.