My male GSD pup (6 months old in one day!) is acting funny. Whenever he sees my mother, he always puts his ears back and either slinks off or wiggles/dances around her when he sees her. He does the same wiggling and dancing when he meets strangers, acting all excited and semi-submissive. He's never scared to walk up and greet a stranger. Why does he do this to her? Will he grow out of it? He seems almost scared but I may be reading into it wrong. She pretty much ignores him and has nothing to do with him and she's never hurt him an any way even though she's stern when he jumps on her (like I am as well).
Aaron Crawford Webboard User Reg: 07-21-2004
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maybe she one of those time put more force into it and has him spooked...
I am by no means like the pros here butthey aren't dumb and maybe something happened when she was near or caused by her to have him look at her as she was the cause of what happened.even if it wasn't her....
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