Laughing Wolf

WIth thunderstorms predicted for today, I’m trying something new to help her with her dislike (severe understatement) of loud booms.  So, after talking with her doctor, I hit her with a dose of melatonin (sp?) this morning.  I wrapped the capsule in some cheese, and was amazed when she actually chewed some, clearly cracking the capsule.  She ate it though. 

I would love to know how fast that stuff acts, for a few minutes later I took her out to put her on her (repaired) lead system.  She normally is very good about it, but today got very interested in her treat.  So much so, she went back, and back, and back, and eventually over onto her back (fall down, go boom!).  I did get the lead on her, and gave her the treat, but that was quick—and funny.

LW

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You’d have loved my Aussie Cattle Dog, Sheila. Between her and Jenny, you’d have had a field day.

You could also try Rescue Remedy by Bach. It’s a flower essence that uses herbs noted for calming.

It’s dog safe and can be found in health food stores (I got mine at GNC).

I was told to use it for Maggie after a seizure as it helps bring them back around quicker but will also use to for Maggie in stressful situations for her.