Oh it's just her personality, she gets this way. She was just at the vet a week or 2 ago and got a clean bill of health. She's was having zoomies in my room earlier today. Sometimes she gets random lazy patches, I think it's partly her being like "I don't want to do this so I'm gonna pretend I'm oh so tired"
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I wouldn't mind a tiny bit more energy and food drive today, TINY bitpyrI keep telling pampstie dobies are better but she won’t listen
Oh okay. I asked bc I had a Newfie in one of my classes kind of like that but much younger. I noticed as I watched him that sometimes his head would drop as he stepped on one front leg and I thought maybe he had a thorn in his paw. On examination I couldn't find anything, but he kept doing it so I pulled him and just had his owner watch. The following week, same thing. I flexed all his joints and felt for swelling and heat all the way up, but found nothing. The third week I advised a visit to the vet. Turned out he had dysplasia in both shoulders and needed surgery. Fortunately the owner's husband was a local surgeon and could afford it! But since your Pyr is adult, not likely this is the case. Just brought back a memory. His name was Mac the Newf, lol.
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he kept stopping walking/sniffing to come up to me and look me in the eye or just follow along very closely LOL I had to literally tell him to “go sniff” 
I did reward some of the eye contact though and even tried heeling a tiny bit LOL he was great at first but when we tried again later, he seemed to think he needs to stop and sit in order to give eye contact. Like he can’t or won’t do it while walking. 
not a huge deal for us though. He was MUCH better even just walking and I really feel we would’ve made progress IF we ran into doggies LOLPERFECT!! Only pampstie has to do it first because I’m not quite ready for my LGD
