|
I would discuss this condition with Dr. Jean Dodd's - in relation to his hypothyroidism. She is an expert in hypothyroidism - particularly in OES. Hypothyroidism has many signs and symptoms - especially behavioral ones that you may not connect to it. Maybe she has a recommendation...
www.itsfortheanimals.com/HEMOPET.HTM I would also seek the advice of a Veterinary Behaviorist. There may be other medications (if Prozac didn't help) that would be more approrpiate. They will also be able to give you some suggestions for behavior modification. If you want me to see if I can get a reference of one in your area - please email me. I know there is a product sold that releases Pheromones (?sp) that is supposed to help with seperation anxiety. I hope you find something helpful - I would hate to see you have to find him a new home. Why don't you speak to the OES Rescue people - they must deal with these situations frequently Grannie Annie of NEOESR can be contacted at grannie.annie@neoesr.org They are there to help try keeping OES OUT of rescue too! Good Luck! kristen |
May I recommend THE DOG LISTENER, from Jan Fennell.
It is VERY enlightening and offers techniques that should help immediately. It is about viewing the situation from the dog's perspective. The Dog Listener: Learn How to Communicate with Your Dog for Willing Cooperation |
Didn't find exactly what you're looking for? Search again here:
Custom Search
|
| |
|
|
|