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**Deribasov** · 05-19-2010, 03:47 AM

If she's into chasing her tail, I'd redirect her every time she even begins to think about it. While it may be cute to watch, OCD is not fun for the dogs.

I dont find it cute, we have tried to redirect her, its not stress, it anxiety, I can tell when shes getting ready to start and the only way that works a hundred percent of the time is to pick her up, but then she does it when you go to put her down, shes a lot better compared to how she was when I first rescued her, but she is still considered dangerous, I'll never be able to trust her for have her near children alone, or even supervised, I dont want to put her on drugs, and I wont

05-19-2010, 03:47 AM	#36
Deribasov Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 375 Senior Member	If she's into chasing her tail, I'd redirect her every time she even begins to think about it. While it may be cute to watch, OCD is not fun for the dogs. I dont find it cute, we have tried to redirect her, its not stress, it anxiety, I can tell when shes getting ready to start and the only way that works a hundred percent of the time is to pick her up, but then she does it when you go to put her down, shes a lot better compared to how she was when I first rescued her, but she is still considered dangerous, I'll never be able to trust her for have her near children alone, or even supervised, I dont want to put her on drugs, and I wont
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