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  • Spayed dog - strange behavior

    From lucille.rebecca12@gmail.com@21:1/5 to All on Wed Feb 14 00:24:18 2018
    My dog has had similar problems only she keeps barking and running up and down our back yard at nothing and it almost sounds like shes hurt but from what i can tell she seems fine (Physically) shes also not eating and i'm not sure if its due to her
    change in diet?? (Shes been spayed)

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  • From kyahhagy@gmail.com@21:1/5 to All on Sun Feb 25 21:51:42 2018
    Did your husky ever go back to normal?

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  • From cshenk@21:1/5 to kyahhagy@gmail.com on Sat Mar 31 15:08:34 2018
    kyahhagy@gmail.com wrote:

    Did your husky ever go back to normal?

    Mine did but then I didnt have much trouble when she was spayed. It
    was my earlier dog who was spayed age 18 that had a rough time but she
    came through ok in the end.

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  • From smolderingjoe@gmail.com@21:1/5 to All on Mon May 28 21:12:56 2018
    Exactly

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  • From justine.ticehurst@gmail.com@21:1/5 to All on Thu Nov 8 10:08:29 2018
    My puppy was spayed on Tuesday and it is now Friday. She has been whining, howling and crying pretty much the whole time, unless she is asleep. She has also just started to do the behavior you have described with her toys, initially just one now it's a
    handful. She is also looking around like she's searching for something. I felt just awful when I started to think it was like she has had her puppies taken away and she is trying to find them and protect them :(

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  • From amanda.steuver@gmail.com@21:1/5 to All on Fri Jun 7 17:40:20 2019
    My 10 year old dog, I believe a boxer pit bull mix was spayed a week and a few days ago. I thought she was in crazy amounts of pain because she barely ate, and I had to put peanut butter on what ever it was to get her to eat the little she would. And she
    would pant and scream ( really loud and weird whines) and shake. But she would also dig at the bed, carpet, pillows, blankets, anything, she would also seem to want to get in small spaces, and pace around the room. I gave her a toy and was excited she
    actually took it, but then she started going quickly from room to room screaming in a big circle, and even tried to squeeze into my closet. I had to take the stuffed toy from her. I decided she isn't in pain, she is just crazy anxious. I've taken her to
    the vet twice, and she is physically fine. Doc gave her an antibiotic just in case. She has gotten alittle better, but she still is not her self, still panting often, and I come home and she has dug in all the pillows and blankets.. I'm trying to to
    panic as there has been some improvement. She was spayed a week and 3 days ago. Vet seems to think she will go back to her self shortly, but if not we will try treating for a rare diease called addison's. Sounds like she might just be freaking out from
    hormones from what I've read here. Does this sound right? When did everyone's puppies go back to normal. I'm so tired and worried. And I feel like the body snatchers stole my best friend and put a different dog in my dogs body.. đŸ˜„ also my dog seems
    stressed the hell out alot, it's better, but I dont want my girl to feel anything but happy!!! Help. Answers and opinions please. Thanks.

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  • From sreaves54@gmail.com@21:1/5 to All on Sun Jul 7 10:32:14 2019
    My daughters dog was spayed 4 days ago and seemed to be having hot flashes yesterday and today is “burying” babies and whining. The vet said hormone change hasn’t happened yet and to take her for a walk. The walk seemed to help. The chewy pain
    pills the vet gave them the dog will not take.

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  • From cshenk@21:1/5 to sreaves54@gmail.com on Sun Jul 7 13:08:17 2019
    sreaves54@gmail.com wrote:

    My daughters dog was spayed 4 days ago and seemed to be having hot
    flashes yesterday and today is “burying” babies and whining. The vet said hormone change hasn’t happened yet and to take her for a walk.
    The walk seemed to help. The chewy pain pills the vet gave them the
    dog will not take.

    Try crushing them up and wrapping in a bit of raw bacon.

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  • From scnymakeupartist@gmail.com@21:1/5 to All on Tue Aug 6 06:31:07 2019
    Shes nesting do you have any stuffed toys you can give her to comfort. Also the eating issue bring her bowl to where she is nesting. Try massaging her laying with her and comforting her with lots of blankets. It should pass soon

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  • From bodekorkate@gmail.com@21:1/5 to All on Sun Jan 19 19:30:13 2020
    Hi! Just wondering if your dog is any better? My dog got spayed a week ago and she is acting the EXACT same!! I’m so scared and worried. The vet put her on Trazodone for anxiety but only for 7 days. So I pray she goes back to normal.

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  • From cshenk@21:1/5 to bodekorkate@gmail.com on Wed Jan 22 21:04:56 2020
    bodekorkate@gmail.com wrote:

    Hi! Just wondering if your dog is any better? My dog got spayed a
    week ago and she is acting the EXACT same!! I’m so scared and
    worried. The vet put her on Trazodone for anxiety but only for 7
    days. So I pray she goes back to normal.

    Hi, with no quote at all to follow, you have to tell us what is up so
    we can help.

    Belive it or not, but there are a few real people here who can help
    but you have to quote to tell us what it is.

    All I can tell here is a spayed dog with issues? What issues?

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  • From mymakana@gmail.com@21:1/5 to All on Sun Feb 16 19:08:24 2020
    It’s 2020 & although an old original post, this may help some. Our golden at 3 yrs of age did these same nesting behaviors before getting spayed 5 days ago due to an infection. She’s more amped up than when she was last in heat. Now that I know what
    this is, i just give her ‘calm’ chew treats with hemp, from Amazon. CBD oil sometimes works but hemp products are less expensive & help lower the anxiety, digging, whining, & trying to hide & bury stuffed toys. Tonight was hard for us to watch her,
    so I double dosed her with chews & a droppler of doggie hemp. Took a while but thankfully she calmed dog enough to sleep as long as we lay next to her to reassure her she was ok. I prefer this over prescription drugs & thankful I work from home so I can
    walk her during the day & monitor her. She travels with me also. Gives me peace of mine that even if she doesn’t get over this, there are natural ways to treat her without harmful prescriptions.

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  • From cshenk@21:1/5 to mymakana@gmail.com on Mon Feb 17 10:23:21 2020
    mymakana@gmail.com wrote:

    It’s 2020 & although an old original post, this may help some. Our
    golden at 3 yrs of age did these same nesting behaviors before
    getting spayed 5 days ago due to an infection. She’s more amped up
    than when she was last in heat. Now that I know what this is, i just
    give her ‘calm’ chew treats with hemp, from Amazon. CBD oil sometimes works but hemp products are less expensive & help lower the anxiety,
    digging, whining, & trying to hide & bury stuffed toys. Tonight was
    hard for us to watch her, so I double dosed her with chews & a
    droppler of doggie hemp. Took a while but thankfully she calmed dog
    enough to sleep as long as we lay next to her to reassure her she was
    ok. I prefer this over prescription drugs & thankful I work from home
    so I can walk her during the day & monitor her. She travels with me
    also. Gives me peace of mine that even if she doesn’t get over this,
    there are natural ways to treat her without harmful prescriptions.

    Thats ok, old posts (as long as not expecting someone from long ago to
    still be here) tend to be informative.

    Here's another you may experience with your 3YO. If she starts to
    'leak a bit' (trouble holding urine), it's apt to be the sudden removal
    of natural estrogen.

    If she's not soy allergic, a natural remedy that costs little is tofu.
    I've had 2 late spay females (one 18, the other 9 when spayed) and both
    had issues there which tofu resolved.

    I used a locally produced semi-organic (meaning didn't have the
    where-withall to get labeled as such but they didn't use pesticides on
    the soybeans) for 33cents per hand-chopped roughly 8oz block. They got
    about 1 oz a day. Much MUCH less expensive than the prescription drugs
    at the vets and I feel it was better for them overall. Natural plant
    based estrogen.

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  • From michaelgolata62@gmail.com@21:1/5 to All on Sun Apr 12 15:46:03 2020
    I was a little bit worried my six-year-old English setter was just spayed three days ago and she started doing some of the same things. Trying to dig a hole in the carpet hiding under my desk hiding in between dressers but I think it’s just a hormonal
    thing she’s eating better so I’m not too worried

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  • From sweelish@gmail.com@21:1/5 to All on Tue Jul 7 03:27:38 2020
    Den onsdag 14 februari 2018 kl. 09:24:20 UTC+1 skrev lucille....@gmail.com:
    My dog has had similar problems only she keeps barking and running up and down our back yard at nothing and it almost sounds like shes hurt but from what i can tell she seems fine (Physically) shes also not eating and i'm not sure if its due to her
    change in diet?? (Shes been spayed)

    I know this thread is old, but training your dog is the only long-term solution, OP.

    I love my dog so much but it constantly did the things that irked me most. It would chew on things that it shouldn’t or jump up and down out of the blue.

    Whenever I put on the leash, it would pull on it. Whenever it was out of the house, it would continue digging on the ground - I wish I could tell what it was looking for down there. The same goes for all the nasty urine.

    All the things it did left me feeling depressed as if I failed it monumentally.

    But since I discovered Brain Training for Dogs and applied the system offered, it now behaves the way a beautiful dog I always expect of đŸ¶

    Here's a link to their site: http://hiddendogintelligence.club/

    Good luck!

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