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Re: Advice for anxious and prey driven dog

We take our dogs to the field on a long line to track, work off their genetic
hard wired tendencies. Our dogs are prone to anxiety, and we do use as Cesar
suggests the RELAX formula in Cesar's line at Petco. It contains L=theanine that
has proven to work very will with autistic children, and as it is an amino acid,
works well with the dogs. I wouldn't be without it.

I also use Louise's ABFE, emergency essence for anxiety in their water. Cesar
suggests engaging the nose, so we do have the DAP (dog appeasing pheromone
collars with lavender) they secrete the pheomone of the lactating female thus
engaging the nose as Cesar has suggested in his "live" broadcasts he does use
oil of lavender on the bedding and crates. DAP also comes in a spray and I do
use it with the tiny puppy mill babies that are here.

Hope this helps.

Mary Murray
GWPRESCUE.com

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So, any specific advice and tips for the anxiety, other than the basic things-
exercise, rules and boundaries, mental challenges, stay calm myself. Also, as
far as her prey drive, anybody have things I can do with her on my own other
than throwing a ball and working on obedience during that? I think she would do
great in a class of some sort, but that's not an option right now. I'll
hopefully be getting some bottled scent to use with her and my hound dog who
likes to track.
Thanks!

-Tiffany & Scarlee, Macy



Fri Jul 10, 2009 3:43 pm

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Some of you may know I am fostering an anxious and prey driven golden retriever. I'm asking for advice from those of you who have dealt with anxiety in a dog...
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Jul 10, 2009
2:18 pm

We take our dogs to the field on a long line to track, work off their genetic hard wired tendencies. Our dogs are prone to anxiety, and we do use as Cesar...
mary murray
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Jul 10, 2009
3:59 pm

Agree with Mary too here, just made me think of another thing to conside with anxious dogs - food! (And treats) - I am just moving PeterPan over to a more...
Suzie Crystal
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Jul 10, 2009
7:58 pm

Suzie, I am with you on the foods as we do feed holistic. I was at Petco picking up some formula for the babies as they are not thriving as they should (puppy...
mary murray
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Jul 11, 2009
4:36 pm

Hi Mary, Thanks and am glad to hear the pups are doing well.  Today I have switched some of the pack to holistic/organic food, I shall let you all know how...
Suzie Crystal
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Jul 11, 2009
8:27 pm

Tiffany - Teach Macy to "find it." Start by hiding a treat in plain sight, but making her wait to go get it until you say "find it" or give her a hand signal...
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Jul 10, 2009
6:55 pm

Hi Tiffany, Happy to help if I can do!  As you know I have been rehabilitating a very anxious Fox Terrier, Peterpan so I can share some of the key successes...
Suzie Crystal
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Jul 10, 2009
7:57 pm

Hi Tiffany It sounds like you've got a working line Retriever on your hands. To much instinct and not enough hard retrieve skills or time doing them. My father...
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Jul 12, 2009
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Hello all, Great post Gaye and I'll say we have the similar here with "working bred" dogs in family home settings being returned to breed rescue at about 9-10...
Suzie Crystal
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