My title says it all! Some things my dog Diamond hates: #1. Latex Gloves. She really spooks out if I wave the thing in front of her face, I think the smell of them reminds her of needles and creepy humans. idk 2. Thunder. Diamond will definitely let me know if there is a storm brewing because she would come up to the front door and scratch, whine and scratch some more until I give in and let her into the house. And so on......
Darkness, brooms, and snowmen. 2nd item is weird, she's never been hit. Still, she goes out of her way to avoid it.
And the mortal enemy, the vacuum! I once had a dog that was scared of the VCR when it would hit rewind. Best guess is it made a noise we as humans couldn't perceive in the same way.
Alright well lets see Moose black Lab will move heaven and earth to get away from a dreaded Vacuum...
I have three and the stray I love dearly Betsy Wetsy Cocker dog down street that attacked her Bullheaded (Bully) Cocker nothing Brinx Husky mix. Air rifles (extremely terrified) he's torn claws try to get away from the pumping action (neighbors) fireworks, thunder Brandi Whine Xolo mix stray loud angry voices, alot of household objects. Shes finally stopped running when I shake out sheets. When I first got her she was a scared puddle of mess. Terrified of everything inside and outside. They are all fast at avoiding falling objects. Im having dropping issues from coffee cups to paper.
Taz our rescued fur baby /pit bull mix Scared of small dogs Chihuahuas specifically Other than that he does strange things, but we love him
Our dog, Honey, is raw fed and she strongly dislikes any gooey, organ bits in her food. She refuses to eat them (she's half chocolate Labrador for goodness sake)! Anything with gooey organ bits gets buried until it's gross and disgusting, then she will dig it up and eat it (with no ill effect). Other than that she's very cautious of our half blind, deaf, white cat who doesn't put up with silly dog nonsense and sometimes has a mental break and doesn't recognise our Honey (which means she hisses and spits and chases the dog who cowers behind me). The cat's sense of smell is her most reliable sense so I figure the dog must smell different after she's been outside sometimes? Big trucks are pretty scary and Honey hates dogs barking madly/aggressively as we go past their property on a walk. She gets very confused by their reaction because she's such a friendly dog.
Cat may be smelling the disgusting mess your Honey dug up? My dogs also have raw in their diet on occasion and their breath does smell and one of them the stray loves to roll in dead mess. My daughter's American Eskimo would do same. Stinky smelly dead animal carcass seems to be a favorite for some weird instinctual obsession
1. Tile floors/concrete floors/wood floors 2. Doorways/doors 3. Big people looming over him or walking by him 4. Sticking his head in a corner or in his feeder (holds his bowls so water doesn’t slosh) 5. Stairs (inside mostly, and the side deck ones) 6. Everything Beau will be a year old on the 27 of January and I can’t figure out why he’s so skittish! He isn’t old and his hearing and eyesight are in perfect condition. I do think it has something to do with the fact that the breeder never kept him in the house-and even outside he was a loner. I’m thinking he could have a mental problem or something. I’m getting a second dog soon to see if that raises his confidence (he is much happier with other dogs around) and besides he needs a buddy.