Ah yeah though the site that I saw clearly had a picture of a Basenji representing the breed! Your link, they look nothing like Bs
Frustrated….
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Is your husband gone right now? My guys tend to be a little more clingy when my DH is gone.
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I have found dogs to be very intuitive - and he knows that things are changing. When you are around him - think happy and positive thoughts - and talk to him about what fun you and him and baby will have together etc.
He knows that you are worried and he is now worried too.
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WELL…As of yesterday (Friday) I am 32 weeks, Baby Aiden is Due September 14th. I actually think it makes sense that i might be smelling different, because I'm pregnant, but Ive been pregnant for a while now, and this behavior started a week or so ago. DH is home, but working all the time (this isn't new) I feel like i do give him TONS of attention, and we go to the dog park often (Jack is VERY protective of me against male non neutered dogs, ESP. when they come within a 40ft radius of me, but this isn't new either) I am doing as well as i can with correcting him, but to be honest, sometimes hes getting RIGHT under my feet (and Lord knows i cant see him down there over my belly) and it scares me because he'll be sniffing away and he trips me ALL the time, so i Definitely give an ANGRY "NO!!!!!" but it doesn't faze him whether I'm nice about it or not (as some of you know he listens more when my DH corrects him, he doesn't care when women do) but this isn't ALL the time…Im just worried that one day ill be at the top of the stairs and he'll be at my feet and well...i can only imagine...I know he doesn't think he's being bad, but i wish he'd give it a rest already!He'll even walk next to me at my pace and not even look where he's going, just have his nose pressed RIGHT up against my leg…funny, but STILL Frustrating!!
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ohh he loves u alot
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Can't you get away for a bit, even small trips with some friends or family, like an afternoon here or there REGULARLY?
Also do you only have one dog?
Our dog drove me crazy wanting attention, till we got our second dog. They tend to keep each other busy and gives the first dog something else to focus on other than you! you! you! Of coarse with a baby on the way now is not the time for a puppy.
As far them tripping you, I know mine is always under my feet.
Also our tri is also very protective of my wife on walks. Maybe your husband or someone else can join you?
If not, maybe keep your walks shorter or have them at times when there are less distractions. I find at times it's doggy walk rush hour sometimes around here.
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My quess is that Jack is somewhat unsure of what's going on. He senses somethings up, yet doesn't know what. I think he's looking for answers and reassurance at the same time. The spotlight that use to be his, is now being shared. Time & love are probably the reassurances he needs right now.
Just my .02's worth…:) -
WELL…As of yesterday (Friday) I am 32 weeks, Baby Aiden is Due September 14th. I actually think it makes sense that i might be smelling different, because I'm pregnant, but Ive been pregnant for a while now, and this behavior started a week or so ago. DH is home, but working all the time (this isn't new) I feel like i do give him TONS of attention, and we go to the dog park often (Jack is VERY protective of me against male non neutered dogs, ESP. when they come within a 40ft radius of me, but this isn't new either) I am doing as well as i can with correcting him, but to be honest, sometimes hes getting RIGHT under my feet (and Lord knows i cant see him down there over my belly) and it scares me because he'll be sniffing away and he trips me ALL the time, so i Definitely give an ANGRY "NO!!!!!" but it doesn't faze him whether I'm nice about it or not (as some of you know he listens more when my DH corrects him, he doesn't care when women do) but this isn't ALL the time…Im just worried that one day ill be at the top of the stairs and he'll be at my feet and well...i can only imagine...I know he doesn't think he's being bad, but i wish he'd give it a rest already!He'll even walk next to me at my pace and not even look where he's going, just have his nose pressed RIGHT up against my leg…funny, but STILL Frustrating!!
First I would like to say Congratulations!!!! I am also pregnant and our Charlie is due October 24.
NOW I get what you're saying. Completely!!! Corky is at my feet constantly lately and I'm getting a little sick of him stepping on my bare feet. Although I absolutely LOVE it when I stop and his little nose slamb into my leg. hehe…Makes me giggle.
Anway, I have to admit that at about the fifth or sixth time he steps on my feet I stomp my feet and tell him to leave me alone. Does that work? Of course not!!! So, I just sit for a minute, give him some love, let him outside or ask my husband to find him something else for him to do.I also hear what you're saying about the stairs. VERY scarry!!! I am training myself at this point to find him and send him down the stair ahead of me. If Jack won't do this on command, I suggest keeping treats at the top to throw down for him to go get. As far as up, Corky thinks that's a race so I don't have to worry about that at all.
As far as the smelling, I have no suggestions. BUT, I will let you know if Corky does the same thing to me when I'm about 32 weeks.
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Thanks and CONGRATS to you too, EVERYONE here is pregnant, all my friends (all from my husbands submarine) LOL. I guess its something on the boat, lol.
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are you smelly? LOL, just kidding…..
Do not use Aveeno lotion! Can you imagine? Licking, smelling and wanting your attention all of the time?
Congrats on the pregnancy!
A second basenji is an excellent way to keep him occupied. It isnt a lot more work with 2!
Good luck! Caesar used to follow me and bite me in the butt for attention! That is when I added a second basenji to our family and it has been great ever since!
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Thanks and CONGRATS to you too, EVERYONE here is pregnant, all my friends (all from my husbands submarine) LOL. I guess its something on the boat, lol.
Thanks!
That is so funny because in the building I work in there will be 9 babies born this year (between the mothers and the fathers) and there are only about 50 people. That's pretty darn close to 20% of the population here. We think it's the water.
