Nuts at Night

[stumpy]

I have a blue roan just past a year old and she's throwing nutty fits at night before bed, running all round the house, up and down stairs, on the furniture......like she's on speed or something. Is there any other cocker owners out there who's doe nehave like this? Thanks for the input :02: :02: :02:

[Beth]

They all do, don't they? :mrgreen: Jarvis has even taught my cavalier how to be fiesty. :13:

Jarvis prefers sliding round the lounge floor on his nose, showing his teeth and pretending to be scary though. :lol:

[stumpy]

Got another Cocker but she's been a quiet softie for years. Know other folks who have blue's and they say they are particularly prone to bouts of nuttiness....glad to hear jarvis is practising the 'scary' antics....bless em :10: :10:

[lyn]

most cockers have the mad hour doing their very own wall of death :D i love it. they have sooo much fun. :13: :13:

[happydog]

It's not just blues or show type cockers. My liver/white working cocker does the wall of death every day without fail at least once. Every evening before her meal is her fave time. It includes play bows, complete circuits of the house downstairs and the entire garden if the door is open and growly bits when she corners or changes direction. It's best done with a toy or a shoe in her mouth. It's a cocker thing and I love it!

[stumpy]

I'm not complaining...it superb and i'm now ready with my video cam to capture her in full flight :lol: :lol: :lol: