Hi, Phyllis,
The times I've seen my dogs go off by themselves have invariable been
with pain issues. Ear infection through more serious complaints, they
have often taken themselves to hide in a more quiet setting. My old
samoyed actually climbed into a shower stall years ago when she was
having strokes.
My first thought is that it might be something like an ear infection or
a back pain? Does this Cavalier sleep on the bed? If so, jumping on
and off can hurt the back.
My youngest son is building a set of steps for our dogs (art project) so
that I don't have to lift them on (and more importantly off) the bed.
I would ask the vet to look them over.
Best,
Suze
Phyllis Lasser wrote:
What do you think?
> Jan is bringing both dogs to my house tomorrow morning. They do spend a fair
> amount of time at my house and we thought we could see if they are relaxed
> here or still act sort of strange (actually the male is fine now.)
> This is sort of weird, but could turn out to be nothing more than a sprain or
> a pain.
> What do you think?
> Phyllis
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