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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.LOL champagne. What a vivid picture you paint.
In answer to the first question.
Yes definitely. We had a cat that was freaked out by cracks in the ceiling and would hiss at them. If you picked him up and he was nearer the ceiling he became agitated.
We have also had an agrophobic cat who wouldn't set foot outide!!
I am sure I can think of many more examples.
In answer to your second question, I seriously doubt it, although perhaps a nice retreat in the Arctic circle might suit you!!!
I found a big spider in the house once. I took about half an hour to build up the courage to catch it. I put it in a box, which I placed by the front door and went for my jacket. Robbie the stupid mutt thought we were going "walkies" and ran to the front door - he sat down to wait for me. Where did he sit, yes - moron dog sat on the spider and killed it. This was the spider that I intended to release back into the wild, and had spent so long trying to catch alive.
He wasn't interested in catching the spider when I was freaking out though.
Did you know that spiders 'crunch' when you eat them, my cat, George, proved that point to me once.
Your big brave boxer dog sounds just like my moronic (and now deceased) lab/GSD mutt.
Hi Champagne,
Yes my dog has the usual fears - thunder, fireworks, (poor little mite!) and also doesn't like going out in the rain! However, if we are out playing already then it rains - no fear!
She also is a bit aprenhesive of the hoover, but when I take the bottom bit off (its one of those miele's (think Henry type cleaner) and use the hose end, she chases it around and loves to grab the suction end in her mouth! I have to put the end back on otherwise Im worried she will get her tongue sucked in by it! Silly thing! :o)