tablets that might help calm him (they are natural remedy). I have also moved his bed into a more 'quiet' room where we spend less time, so he can rest and relax without having to worry about Ted all the time. I have found some info on clicker training to try and help me manage him and get him to listen to me. even after one day I can see a slight improvement, but this could just be my confidence?? I will NEVR trust Frankie with Ted, however if I can get him into a behaviour where he listens to commands then maybe he has a chance of being rehomed - (Goodvic, I will PM you about this, thank you). I was having a cuddle with Frank while my son was having a nap and he is just the most cuddly, lovely dog... once he can trust you... I think he deserves all of my energy and help to be the best he can be, it isn't his fault I had to go and have a baby!! Thanks again Hadn't thought of it like that, thanks. This afternoon Frankie has been a bit calmer, he has his bed in a much quieter room now. I got over feeling guilty at 'pushing him out' when I saw him sleeping and relaxed! I do think you're on the right lines with clicker training and would so urge you to continue with positive reinforcement rather than shouting at him. As you say, it's