It really isn't long for any of us.
4 weeks seems like ages to me; but it's really not that long and that is worse case as well.
I feel really bad; husband and son took the dog to the vets last night which is always a bit of a task as he gets so scared and freaks out. Apparently he was really bad while waiting as there were other dogs so he was just barking (he ends up doing a weird high pitched bark when there and just loses it) the vet was brilliant with him; she said that he is obviously terrified and she's the first person to actually say we need to find a way of calming him down first as there is no way of training him when he is that wound up as he's just terrified. I've been saying that for ages as he is really good and listens to us when it's just us but as soon as he's uncomfortable he freaks out and it's like he sees red. He was really good with her as well; let her give his injections, check his paws, back end and teeth (this is amazing, other vets in the past haven't managed to check anywhere near his teeth and have just asked us if they look okay) I don't think they usually check his paws either. I'm gutted our vets don't tend to keep the same ones, they're like locum ones - otherwise I'd be requesting her all the time. She's recommended a collar which might help anyway so we've ordered that. The reason I feel really bad is that he's been really off with us since he got back. He just looks really sad and although he'd snuggle up with us at times it's very much on his terms and is being grumpy if we try and move him and he doesn't want it. That's really unusual for him; even when he's been stressed in the past he doesn't fall out with us
4 weeks seems like ages to me; but it's really not that long and that is worse case as well.
I feel really bad; husband and son took the dog to the vets last night which is always a bit of a task as he gets so scared and freaks out. Apparently he was really bad while waiting as there were other dogs so he was just barking (he ends up doing a weird high pitched bark when there and just loses it) the vet was brilliant with him; she said that he is obviously terrified and she's the first person to actually say we need to find a way of calming him down first as there is no way of training him when he is that wound up as he's just terrified. I've been saying that for ages as he is really good and listens to us when it's just us but as soon as he's uncomfortable he freaks out and it's like he sees red. He was really good with her as well; let her give his injections, check his paws, back end and teeth (this is amazing, other vets in the past haven't managed to check anywhere near his teeth and have just asked us if they look okay) I don't think they usually check his paws either. I'm gutted our vets don't tend to keep the same ones, they're like locum ones - otherwise I'd be requesting her all the time. She's recommended a collar which might help anyway so we've ordered that. The reason I feel really bad is that he's been really off with us since he got back. He just looks really sad and although he'd snuggle up with us at times it's very much on his terms and is being grumpy if we try and move him and he doesn't want it. That's really unusual for him; even when he's been stressed in the past he doesn't fall out with us
