mmmmm........how old is she?  I have a 6 y/o lab/collie cross that used to be (still is a bit) similar. She grew out of it. They need to learn to be by themselves. Leave her outside as much as possible, esp at night. Other solution is to get another one.

<p>she is 18 mnths,&nbsp; if i leave her outside, she Digs and Digs up my dads lovely lawn so thats not possible,&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; she is never alone,&nbsp; she has my mums dogs as company, its just when im not in her sight.&nbsp; I am considering getting her some medication, it cant be good for her to get sooo worked up hey??</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Thanks Soimun for your Reply</p>

hello Lana you can send her to me for a while. I&#39;ll look after her I promise. She&#39;d love to live on the farm with me and uncle rodney. We can round up rabbits and kangaroos together and chase the cats.

hehehe i would miss her too much

hey lana....the is heaps of cool pet articles under the pets page....they were pretty helpful to me, check out h<a href="../../../../MyInterestPets.aspx">ttp://www.loconut.com.au/MyInterestPets.aspx</a>

<p>well i been to dog school but don&#39;t know about that one ....... except i remember hearing that if your dog digs holes ....try to tie him up next to it for a while.</p><p>So guess if it was my dog i would buy a small pair of shoes at the op shop and let him&nbsp;chew them Just a little bit .......then attatch them to his collar.......he may never chew another one.</p><p>Check out the Dog Schools in the area, there&#39;s sure to be one. That is the best thing you can do i reckon. The dogs seem to love it and it&#39;s a nice time out. When your dog is in your control that is Magic........my boy Tootsie is 14 in January and it was Dog School that made him an absolutely beautiful boy....&nbsp; :)</p>