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**Sliliashdes** · 08-01-2010, 11:41 PM

I would return her to the rescue or get her evaluated by a behaviorist. Euthanasia sounds very extreme in this case.

Many rescue dogs are clingy and will 'climb' you and stare (Check out Vanilla Bean in the rescue section or Val in the "She caught a mouse!" thread, they both do this). A lot of the time it's just improper socialization. If you have not experienced it before, it can make you uncomfortable. Being uncomfortable/unsure around a dog is asking for trouble.

Has she ever grolwed or snapped at anyone (not including the fence running which is a very common behaviour seen in dogs that are kenneled and develope barrier frustration)?

08-01-2010, 11:41 PM	#21
Sliliashdes Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 375 Senior Member	I would return her to the rescue or get her evaluated by a behaviorist. Euthanasia sounds very extreme in this case. Many rescue dogs are clingy and will 'climb' you and stare (Check out Vanilla Bean in the rescue section or Val in the "She caught a mouse!" thread, they both do this). A lot of the time it's just improper socialization. If you have not experienced it before, it can make you uncomfortable. Being uncomfortable/unsure around a dog is asking for trouble. Has she ever grolwed or snapped at anyone (not including the fence running which is a very common behaviour seen in dogs that are kenneled and develope barrier frustration)?
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