Winter camping! I think I'd get an extra large sleeping bag and have him snuggle up inside to keep me warm.
We do our best but can't get it right every time. We are constantly re-adjusting what we do for Homer and his fears. We try to plan ahead for...
I can only hope that his stay out there will be long enough and with enough positive experiences to help him change his anxiety behaviour patterns.
This morning I left Homer and Hubby and came back to a rather quiet house. Here are some Apré Ski photos. [ATTACH] Who's that handsome dog?...
Homer has had similar reactions to thunder storms and other loud noises. We've had many sleepless nights with him being completely frantic and...
For Homer it depends on his excitement level. We went to agility classes where they insisted on high value treats such as sausage or cheese....
Be nicer to rabbits unless they outrun me. Not sure about this one. We rarely see rabbits (only once in Richmond Park when he was younger) and...
Poor Harley, running into a lamp post is not fun. I suppose like any head injury or suspected concussion you'll just need to keep a close eye on her.
Heaps of snow here. There've been Avalanche blasts all morning, quite loud and near as well as further off. Homer is coping, not well but not as...
What a shock! Something like that, a split second, could happen anywhere, any circumstance, to anyone. Years ago when Homer was about 1 years...
Yesterday afternoon we took Homer with us to visit Hubby's sister who is skiing at a different resort. We were telling her how Homer was so much...
I just don't know what's got into this dog. All sorts of noises that would usually set him off he's now ok with. He's not completely confident...
Here's his reaction. Hubby does have the radio on, but still no response. Yes, I have checked he's still breathing and my dog not been swapped...
There was quite a bit of snow here last night so hubby and I had his Sileo medication ready for when the Avalanche bombs started going off. So far...
That is such a pretty tag with his name on it. You could keep that one on and have another next to it with your details. Hubby had a new tag...
We use a harness for Homer when he needs to be out and about in potentially scary situations. We could keep the harness on and let him off lead...
I too have a dog with severe noise phobia, like yours even a car door slam mind shut in the street while he was inside set him off. Not helped...
Definitely get him checked out by your vet as soon as possible.
This is what I see with Homer. He'll go up to most other dogs standing upright with most other dogs keeping their heads lower or rolling on their...
I certainly wouldn't rule it out and something we could investigate. Or we simply pack in city life for good!
