It sounds like a change in behavior. Maybe your Chi was frightened by something? Our smoke alarm was beeping one evening because the battery was low. One of our Chis was totally freaked out by the beep and was clingy and freaked out for a few days after it happened. Possibly it is feeling ill in some way or senses that you are ill?!!!! It is normal for Chi's to be clingy velcro dogs. The sudden change in behavior is not normal. JMHO, Sue
On Mon, Jan 14, 2013 at 1:12 AM, r.scott <[email protected]> wrote: > ** > > > > My dog Cody is very clingy too. but I don't mind. I adopted him from the > shelter this past July as I've mentioned 100 times here probably. he > follows me from room to room and is a light sleeper. I have to hold him > at the computer a lot and while I'm watching TV. he didn't know what to > think of me at first but now he is like he's known me his entire life. > Robert > *From:* s p <[email protected]> > *To:* "[email protected]" <[email protected]> > *Sent:* Sunday, January 13, 2013 4:20 PM > *Subject:* Re: [Chihuahuas] clingy dog > ** > > LOL I've started calling my Chis velcro dogs. Charlie and Violet are my > first two. Charlie is total snuggle bug. He's in my lap before my butt has > hit the chair/sofa/seat/floor. He'll sit and stare and yip and cry and look > sad until I let him in my lap. It's the one place he wants to be in the > whole wide world. If not my lap, someone else's. He LOVES people, wants to > be with his people and if not somebody at all times. He does okay when left > alone but he's just happiest with people. Violet is more outgoing. She > likes to play and prance and be silly but she'll run over full speed at > random moments and leap into our arms, flatten out against us, put her > front arms around our neck and lick our noses. She's pickier about her > people but once she loves you she's velcro too! She'll be 2 next month, > Charlie Bug will be 3 in May. These are the first dogs I've ever owned who > have been bred for no other function than to be human companions. They > don't guard, hunt, fight, herd whatever. They're just bred to be loved by > us humans. It kind of worried me at first because I kept asking, maybe they > want to do more? Go for a hike, hunt out something, I don't know something > but nope, they just want to be with me. We go for walks, they know tricks > but that's to please me and teach them manners. Violet will hunt stinkbugs > and flies and she can sniff out her favorite toy on command and find a > handful of people but at the end of it all, velcro. Especially if it's cold > or damp, total velcro dogs. > > So, yeah, I think it's normal but I'm typing this with them in my lap, at > work, waiting to go home. I may be baised! LOL > > Don't worry! > Sarah, Charlie & Violet > > > > > "If you do not change your beliefs...Your life will always be like > this." ~ Lazyboy > "Some will say there is safety in numbers, tell that myth to the edge of > the herd." ~ "Blood" by Gaia Consort > > **** > > >
