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14 May 2012, 1:41 pm
Berk wrote:
From time to time I think my dogs (Ridgeback) have some AS traits and I've seen this in other Rhodies. Aloofness with new people or dogs (with mine it's more the latter), very strong minded, love of routine, averse to crowds & busy places, love of creature comforts and familiar objects and some OCD like behaviours. So we get on very well 
hi, my 4year old b***h has been diagnosed with autism, she is well socialised, well behaved, very obediant, the perfect dog, just has some very disturbing quirky behaviours. we dont care though we still love her.
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