My Puppy Doesn'T Like Me Anymore

My puppy doesn't like me any more and has been refusing to eat. I'm really upset because I thought we were really close.

The story of how the dog started to dislike the person who kept her

If you're reading this, chances are your dog has started to dislike you more and more. Maybe she's not barks at you anymore, but she's definitely Not happy. Why? You may be wondering why your dog might have started hating you - or maybe it's something totally unrelated to the way you're living, but it doesn't feel right. If this is how your relationship with your pup has been going, here's a quick guide on how to make things right: 1) Make sure you're being clear and consistent with your commands 2) Be understanding and compassionate when training her new behavior 3) Seek out professional help if needed 4) Talk about the situation honestly with your pup - it'll help ease any feelings of guilt or uncertainty surrounding it 5) Finally, never give up on your pup!

The changes in behavior that followed

After a few weeks of consistent, positive reinforcement, my new puppy seemed to be getting better behaved. But then one day, she didn't react when I called her name. I thought she might have been sick or something, but no matter how many times I called her name, she just wouldn't respond. Finally, I realized that she had stopped liking me and wasn't returning my calls.

The decision to get a new pet

Pet ownership has come a long way in recent years, with more and more people becoming interested in having animals within their homes. However, for some people, the decision to get a new pet can be difficult. Often, the new pet does not like the person who has them and this can lead to some big problems. In this article, we will explore one such situation where the pet did not enjoy being around the new owner and decided to leave.

The aftermath of the new pet's arrival

The new pet's arrival had a strong impact on the family. The puppy no longer seemed to like them and would start rejecting meals and behaviorally interacting with them. The dog's owner tries to understand why their little one may be changing their behavior, but there is no easy answer.