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Dog scared of doorways invents solution (Original Post)
Figarosmom
6 hrs ago
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mwmisses4289
(3,550 posts)1. Clever pup!
Emile
(41,379 posts)2. Is this strange behavior? I never had a dog scared of doorways.
Intractable
(1,751 posts)3. I'm scared of doorways.
I'm afraid I'll forget why I am entering that room. Usually happens when I get to the middle of the room.
Oh, getting older!
Figarosmom
(10,432 posts)7. Yeah, ain't that the truth
intheflow
(30,078 posts)4. When I first got my rescue Bert,
I opened the door for him to come inside, but I opened it too forcefully and it bounced off the wall and hit Bert. Six years later, he still hesitates whenever he comes inside, 2-4 times a day. I imagine domwthing similar probably happened to this dog at one time.
debm55
(57,797 posts)5. That's funny. thank you Figarosmom.
lark
(25,959 posts)6. I think this is an Aussie, which isn't surprising.
Aussies are very smart and sensitive and a little crazy too.
Baitball Blogger
(51,896 posts)8. Not a dumb move at all.
Looks like he has PTSD from a previous experience he had from entering a room so he now walks in backwards to make sure he can get a quick getaway if he has to.
