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Michael Romanos · 07-20-2006, 12:32 AM

It's good that I can say the obvious. Three weeks is just the start of what will be a lengthy haul to build up your Corgis confidence and trust. If she has made some improvement already, then that's ample progress.

\I'm sorry to harp on the same example - but my latest story on a 2 year old dog that went missing in the mountains for eight weeks, and fended for himself the whole time - took over three months to get back to his normal self once reunited with his family. So don't worry about three weeks - if your Corgi is still as timid etc after three months as she was when you got her, then that calls for a reassessment.

But in the meantime it is good to seek further assistance. Debbie and co are committed helpers of these kind of cases.

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Michael Romanos Global Moderator Dog Profile Status: Offline Posts: 4,609 Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Silverstream (near Wellington, the capital of NZ)	07-20-2006, 12:32 AM It's good that I can say the obvious. Three weeks is just the start of what will be a lengthy haul to build up your Corgis confidence and trust. If she has made some improvement already, then that's ample progress. \I'm sorry to harp on the same example - but my latest story on a 2 year old dog that went missing in the mountains for eight weeks, and fended for himself the whole time - took over three months to get back to his normal self once reunited with his family. So don't worry about three weeks - if your Corgi is still as timid etc after three months as she was when you got her, then that calls for a reassessment. But in the meantime it is good to seek further assistance. Debbie and co are committed helpers of these kind of cases.