Happy Easter! He's so cute 

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Don't comfort him, that just reinforces that something bad has happened. No need to ignore him either, just act normal and get him involved in doing something else that he likes to do.It hurts me to see him like this.
No new birds or people. His exercise level is basically the same as always. We spend a couple hours running around every day.How has his exercise level been? Any new additions around the house (birds, new visitors)? Has his or your schedule changed at all?
You need to act as if nothing happened, leave him alone and let him work through these things by himself. By giving him multiple commands during an episode you have unfortunately inserted yourself into and become a part of the problem. You are over analyzing and over managing him, and also likely transferring your own anxiety onto him and making things even worse. You need to relax! How can you expect him to be calm when you are so riled up?Today was so badHe played with a new toy and loved it yesterday. Today he kinda liked it at first, then he drops it, tucks his tail and RUNS. He comes back, and I tell him to get in his kennel so he can calm down… great. Except he was now scared of me??? He crouched now to the ground with a slight tail wag and was panting unbelievably. And so I put him in a down stay because sometimes it helps. It didn’t. He got up and tried to eat guinea poop, I said, “noo leave it”… he ate it anyway. But for some reason wanted NOTHING to do with me. Even tho earlier today he was all over me. It’s so hard having a dog with an issue that I have no idea what it even is. I’m not sure if I’ll even take him to our weekly socialization trip on Friday. If the vet doesn’t know who can help, I don’t know what the next step will be. But these sudden panic attack-like episodes he’s been having have GOT to stop. It’s bad for both his own and my own mental health.