p.love

my jrt is 9 months old and walks around crying with toys in his mouth trying to hide them but don't no why

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Apr 21, 2012
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by: Anonymous

I have a male 7 month old who does the same thing! Because he's male, I wouldn't think that a false pregnancy is the cause. He will carry two of his toys around in the evening and whine and cry and sometime try to bury them. He seems so distressed by the whole thing. Anyone have a male who does this?
Apr 21, 2012
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by: Anonymous

I have a male 7 month old who does the same thing! Because he's male, I wouldn't think that a false pregnancy is the cause. He will carry two of his toys around in the evening and whine and cry and sometime try to bury them. He seems so distressed by the whole thing. Anyone have a male who does this?
Nov 08, 2010
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by: ScooterMama59

Hello,
The last writer is spot on. Phantom pregnancy, but you really don't need a vet to handle it. Mine does the samething. She is just over 2 and a half and does this when stressed. She will stop if you will sit with her and just tell her everything is OK (to calm her down).

Sometimes we have to take the toys away from Ginger and give her a firm "NO" and then she is fine.
This seems to happen more to the females that are not or have not been spayed/fixed.
Best to you,
Stef,BE, Lover of JRT/mixes from Texas!
Nov 07, 2010
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by: Anonymous

I would pay a visit to the vet it sounds like a phantom pregnancy to me, the vet will help and advise you, this happens to quiet alot of dogs, if you need more info and help from others that have experienced this problem go here. www.jack-russell-terrier.co.uk

Ladyjack.

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