First, she got attention by you yelling at her. I would not give her the chance. She would only be out under the evil eye of me. Crate her until you can have the time for her. She should NEVER push herself around like this. You are the leader--not her. She must learn to submit to you. Animals are like that. They pick on the weak. Teach her a kind and different lesson. She may even nuture a wounded wild animal some day. I think we have taught our animals the way we humans are. That is not the animal nature though.
We know that she has leukemia and asthma. But I think it might have something to do with her life before we got her. We got her when she was six months old, and she ewas living on the street. I don't know if it could be because she feels she is going to get abandoned or not. I really don't know why she does act like that.
Star Hunter on May 04 at 06:41 PM