Welcome back. So sorry for your loss from another lurcher fan (now lurcherless but wonderful memories).
I couldn't agree more about the copyright theft. Infuriating, and so damaging.
I'd supply lots and lots of things he can chew safely e.g. cardboard tubes stuffed with newspaper and a treat in the middle, cardboard boxes without staples similarly filled with crushed newspaper and a few treats inside that he really has to work for, scent-trailing games in the garden that he...
Unlikely to be a phantom if it's the first time. Sounds like stress to me - repeated rhythmic action releases endorphins. Could be accumulated stress starting with your bereavement and then picking up on moods and changes within her household.
I'd recommend a DAP diffuser and more exercise.
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Doesn't that just show that there are trainers and TRAINERS the same way there are vets and VETS. I wish you and your dog the very best of recoveries. So well done that you have persisted in finding what is wrong and needs to be helped.
As you ask the specific question - and as a retired professional, I have trained countless dogs to walk politely on the lead - I'd recommend you to find a trainer whose methods you like and who is recommended (word of mouth is the best way). Chat with people whose dogs you see walking nicely to...
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