Where to start I'm 26 weeks pregnant I also have a 3yo and a 5yo we have 3 amazing cats (1 with thumbs 😁) 11 weeks ago we got a puppy I didn't want a puppy as I was pregnant but my husband rescued her from an abusive home she was severely underweight and she had been left for days on her own. We think she is a greyhound x deerhound she's 22 weeks old now and she has been extremely difficult. She has shown aggression toward me and my children several times but not toward my husband she has snapped at my children nearly getting my 5yo in the face when I tell her no she barks at me when I try to get hold of her to put her in time out she growls showing her teeth and tries to bite. My cats won't come in the house anymore as she tired to chase them I can't take my eye off her for a second in case she gets to hyper you can't pet her as she just nips you my husband does help by taking her on long walks/runs 1-2 times a day but he works long hours i walk her as far as i can im currently on cruches as i have hip problems and she has access to the garden all day she is fine when the kids are at school it's when they come home she gets too hyper and the it turns into aggression my children are scared of her when she gets like that as am I. I have had trainers in and paid alot but all she does is sit sometimes when asked she is completely different when my husband is home which I don't understand why I'm at breaking point I don't know what to do please help has anyone experienced this will she stop bite the kids ps she has cut them several times when she bites/ nips
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