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Old 12-06-2006, 12:29 PM #1
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WoW! I didn't know I should be so thankful! Our golden retriever would get nervous and hide and possibly dig when storms were rolling in, but never pee, poop, or other things.

We would often invite her to stay close to us, and that helped. Otherwise, we just let her seek out her 'dens'... usually between the bed and the wall. We discouraged digging in the early years, and she stopped that part of it.

She HATED storms, and yes.. we always knew they were coming even when it was still bright and sunny overhead. Fourth of July, she just found a quiet spot and hid.

Cara
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