Having a Great Pyrenees acting crazy can be confusing and concerning. This is because behavioral changes can sometimes mean something is wrong with their health.
A Great Pyrenees acting crazy may spin in circles, eat dirt, dig holes, excessively lick their paws, chase their tails, obsessive behavior such as constant scratching, and other strange behaviors.
“Crazy” behavior can also lead to destructiveness in the home or your Great Pyrenees hurting themselves.
The question is, what makes a Great Pyrenees crazy?
Let’s look into the factors that could lead a Great Pyrenees to act crazy, when to be concerned, and what to do about it.
Why is my Great Pyrenees crazy?
A Great Pyrenees acting crazy can be due to stress, fear, illness or injury, boredom, old age, hormonal changes, and allergic reactions. The understanding of behavioral changes and the reasons behind them helps in the identification of normal behaviors, the approaches to take, and when to seek help.
