Why is my dog suddenly scared of kitchen and cookies after vacation?

This may be from the stress of a new routine since you had to leave him. For some dogs, it is not uncommon for them to get lethargic and even have a decreased appetite due to changes like this. If he is not back to normal with in 24 hours of your normal routine again, then I would have him checked by your vet

Anytime there is a sudden change in behavior, an exam with your veterinarian is recommended. Such a change can be due to trauma or infection. Considering the recent history, it is possible Kane may have suffered an injury which will need to be diagnosed and treated by your veterinarian. At the very least, he will get a clean bill of health and may simply be "shaken up" by recent events. If this is the case, he should gradually return to normal activity.

I am so sorry to hear that you are experiencing these issues with Poppy. I am sure it's very upsetting for you. From what you are describing it seems that the most likely cause for the change in her behaviours is that she is still adjusting to your return after a long period of separation. This might be more likely if this was the longest time you have left her before. I would give her time to feel more secure and potentially try the following; Increase exercise Increased attention and interaction Interactive toys or chews for periods when you leave the house Positive reinforcement for interactions It will take time, patience and a dedication to the process for these techniques to help. It is also possible that she experienced a negative situation while you were away, and perhaps a call to the dog minder to ask if anything out of the ordinary occurred could be helpful. If the behaviours continue, consider a trip to the vet to make sure there aren't any underlaying medical causes. If not, consider a consult with a behaviour expert

It could from the stress of you being gone, but it could also be that Bear is sick. Monitor him tonight, and if he is still acting this way in the morning, I would have him seen by a vet for a health check. I hope this helps!

I am sorry to hear that it seems Lucas is not himself. It is most likely that he is only experiencing an adjustment period following your separation and now return. I would advise the following to try and help him feel more secure and therefore help him return to being himself; Extra walks or exercise Soiclaiziation with other dogs at a dog park Special dinner such as cooked carrots and boiled chicken breast added to his normal food Interactive game time like hide and seek or fetch Extra cuddles and affection Positive reinforcement when he seeks out interaction with you If Lucas is still not acting himself in a a weeks time, vomits or has diarrhoea, loses his appetite, seems I. Pain or depressed I would consider a trip to the veterinarian to make sure there aren't any underlying causes to his behaviour change. Wishing you both the best of luck.

It sounds like Alex got startled pretty badly. I'd give him a few days to settle back down and relax and let him explore the room again on his own. If he does go into it, giving him his favorite treat and some praise can help him to associate it with good things again.

It can be the adjustment to the new home, as it is stressful, but it would be good to have Kylo checked out by a vet to be safe. A sudden change in behavior from the normal can be due to a medical problem, such as an injury, and it's alway good to rule that out. If he's still acting differently, I would take him into the vet tomorrow.