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it's a bit of a story, but i'm looking for some opinions here.. i've got a 6 year old dog who's border collie/heeler/lab as far as we (or anyone) have been able to tell.  when we brought her home she was a year and a half old and had already been through three homes (at least).  in the beginning she would have incredible mood swings
 
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it's a bit of a story, but i'm looking for some opinions here.. i've got a 6 year old dog who's border collie/heeler/lab as far as we (or anyone) have been able to tell.  when we brought her home she was a year and a half old and had already been through three homes (at least).  in the beginning she would have incredible mood swings
 
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so is it possible for dogs to be schitzophrenic?  does this sound like any sort of neurotic disorder anyone has heard of?  she's had her blood sugar levels, etc, tested.  most of the time she's a happy dog, but she goes on binges where her eyes become glazed and her ears stay flat against her head most of the time, and she growls at everything. these last a few days, and then she's fine again.  we've had marginal success treating her with st. john's wort, but this tends to sedate her, which isn't what we were aiming for. sorry for writing a book on here.. does anyone have any thoughts/advice/experience/stories?  i do tons of work with dogs myself, and have never come across a case like jessie's... maybe someone has? Yes, and it wasn't because of a psychological disorder in the dog.   I think that you need someone to come in person and evaluate the situation - a good trainer to look at what is happening and explain it.  And odds are the explanation ain't gonna be because the dog's schizo or has some other psychological disorder.   You need to first protect the puppy.  That means that you do need to keep them separate for the moment, no matter how nicely they play 90% of the time.  It wouldn't take much for the puppy to get it's skull punctured or it's neck broken. The second thing you need to do is to call around to some trainers who work with aggressive dogs.  Explain the situation you have with the older dog vis-a-vis the puppy and let them take it from there.  No matter how much work you do with dogs, sometimes it takes an outside opinion to see what is going on and make recommendations. Ludwig Smith Dog FAQS http://www.k9web.com/dog-faqs/ rec.pets.dogs.info
 
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it's a bit of a story, but i'm looking for some opinions here.. i've got a 6 year old dog who's border collie/heeler/lab as far as we (or anyone) have been able to tell.  when we brought her home she was a year and a half old and had already been through three homes (at least).  in the beginning she would have incredible mood swings
 
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situation - a good trainer to look at what is happening and explain it.  And odds are the explanation ain't gonna be because the dog's schizo or has some other psychological disorder.   You need to first protect the puppy.  That means that you do need to keep them separate for the moment, no matter how nicely they play 90% of the time.  It wouldn't take much for the puppy to get it's skull punctured or it's neck broken. The second thing you need to do is to call around to some trainers who work with aggressive dogs.  Explain the situation you have with the older dog vis-a-vis the puppy and let them take it from there.  No matter how much work you do with dogs, sometimes it takes an outside opinion to see what is going on and make recommendations. finally, someone with a little compassion.. jessie has been to several behaviorists and veterinarians.  *NONE* except for the first (whom i might add has a bit of a reputation around here.. not a good one) have suggested euthanasia.   as it stands, i plan to take her in to see another behaviorist at the calgary humane society.  i don't think she'll ever be perfect, but, as you could hopefully tell from my story, after 4 1/2 years i'm a little dedicated to this dog. another thing i'd like to add is that she is *not* a dangerous dog. she has *never* attacked anyone or thing.  she bites.  hands, nothing else.  she's *never* bitten another dog aside from the puppy (who is 7 months old now, and quite aware of what she can and cant do around jessie) and isn't the least bit aggressive when she's out for her runs.  this includes other dogs she meets. also, she is very well trained.  she does run off leash, but she is not allowed to visit people.  she is called back and leashed every time we meet another person, and the people we meet are asked not to touch the dog.   also, every outside opinion i've spoken to has told me it's not unusual for the older dog to bite the newer one.  she's only bitten once.  she has administered a few nips on the back of the neck which are perfectly normal.   thank you for your rational, caring message. charlotte.
 
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another thing i'd like to add is that she is *not* a dangerous dog. she has *never* attacked anyone or thing.  She bites hands, nothing else.  she's *never* bitten another dog aside from the puppy (who is 7 months old now, and quite aware of what she can and cant do around jessie) and isn't the least bit aggressive when she's out for her runs.  this includes other dogs she meets. Alright, don't start kidding yourself here.  The dog has definite potential for a problem.  Your words - ... she bit hard enough to draw blood
 
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