Yoda will probably warm up to him. Was he around men when he was
with the breeder? He may not be used to them. Have your husband be
the one to feed Yoda and give him treats. Don't force the issue.
Just have your husband sit on the floor holding out a treat to Yoda.
Tell him not to make eye contact. Let Yoda come over and warm up to
him in his own time. "Baby" talking to chis works well also... lol.
Good luck to you! ~Lacey
In Chihuahuas@yahoogroups.com, "lbfucci" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hello All,
>
> I am new to the group and have been reading some interesting stuff
> that makes me feel like I am NOT alone!! :)
>
> I had a long hair chi, he was the GREATEST little man ever . .
loved
> everyone and everything. He passed away some time ago, and
recently I
> got another chi. He is almost 7 months old, blue merle short hair,
> neutered, up to date on shots and I got him from a breeder last
week.
>
> When I picked him up from the breeder, he was really hyper and
playing
> with the other chis. . .so hyper that we couldn't even pick him
up.
> So I brought him home and he growled and snapped at my husband and
my
> pug. Needless to say my husband was not thrilled. I convinced
him to
> give Yoda a few days to adjust, and he has. . . a little. He still
> growls at my husband if I am holding him and my husband walks into
the
> room .. .or at night if he gets up from bed and walks to the
bathroom
> he growls some more. Yoda and Roxxy (the pug) are doing better as
> well .. .just a few jealousy issues.
>
> So my question is. .. do you think Yoda will always growl at my
> husband or he will adjust over time? Are there any steps or
exersizes
> we can do to loosen him up?
>
>
> Thanks for the help!
>
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