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They are def dramatic! I finally got my Skully over to the new house we moved into recently and took him out for a good trudging in the kitchen. He inspected every inch of the dining room/kitchen area which is much bigger than the last house he was in, and I know he approved because he started hunching up on me and giving me attitude when I came over by him. He almost never does that any more, but a new area has to be approved and given the appropriate aggressive approval. What a doofus!! He arrives at a much bigger area to roam, and shows his appreciation by threatening me. Lol It's good you understand the drama, and just flow with it. Lots of people struggle with it, including myself when he was younger and his aggression was daily. As soon as I just realized there was nothing I could do to but laugh at him, our relationship relaxed. There was literally nothing I could do but let him have his snit-fit, and when there was no reaction, he started to give it up.

<blockquote data-quote="Debita" data-source="post: 178953" data-attributes="member: 9255"><p>They are def dramatic!&nbsp; I finally got my Skully over to the new house we moved into recently and took him out for a good trudging in the kitchen.&nbsp; He inspected every inch of the dining room/kitchen area which is much bigger than the last house he was in, and I know he approved because he started hunching up on me and giving me attitude when I came over by him.&nbsp; He almost never does that any more, but a new area has to be approved and given the appropriate aggressive approval.&nbsp; What a doofus!!&nbsp; He arrives at a much bigger area to roam, and shows his appreciation by threatening me.&nbsp; Lol&nbsp; It's good you understand the drama, and just flow with it.&nbsp; Lots of people struggle with it, including myself when he was younger and his aggression was daily.&nbsp; As soon as I just realized there was nothing I could do to but laugh at him, our relationship relaxed.&nbsp; There was literally nothing I could do but let him have his snit-fit, and when there was no reaction, he started to give it up.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Debita, post: 178953, member: 9255"] They are def dramatic! I finally got my Skully over to the new house we moved into recently and took him out for a good trudging in the kitchen. He inspected every inch of the dining room/kitchen area which is much bigger than the last house he was in, and I know he approved because he started hunching up on me and giving me attitude when I came over by him. He almost never does that any more, but a new area has to be approved and given the appropriate aggressive approval. What a doofus!! He arrives at a much bigger area to roam, and shows his appreciation by threatening me. Lol It's good you understand the drama, and just flow with it. Lots of people struggle with it, including myself when he was younger and his aggression was daily. As soon as I just realized there was nothing I could do to but laugh at him, our relationship relaxed. There was literally nothing I could do but let him have his snit-fit, and when there was no reaction, he started to give it up. [/QUOTE]

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