The British Mirror reported that, in recent days, the Ashleighs had come on a trip with their pet dog Zoe. At night, however, in the apartment in which he was staying, Zoe was afraid of heights when he climbed up the rotating stairs and refused to do so, and the couple had to call the pet conduct expert. Even though the Ashleigs are trying to use food and the benefits of the evening walk. It came down, but Zoe was still scared.
Ashleigh said: “Zoe was very emotional at the time, and we feared that it would jump like a thunderstorm. It's a steep stairwell, so we're afraid to go up and hold it down in case of an accident. We've been working on a lot of things, and it's just staying put."
Eventually, the Siberian Haschi spent the night on the stairs and was up the next morning. At that point, Ashlegh began to be concerned and called Rachel Bean, a local pet conduct expert. When Rachel arrived, he went up the stairs and led Zoe to regain confidence so that he could walk down the stairs himself. When Zoe came down, Ashleigh cried and felt relieved.
Rachel Bean, a canine behavioural specialist and certified veterinarian nurse, said: “Zoe suffers from mental disorders, and the key to solving the problem is to make it walk down the stairs lightly. I've seen dogs like this before, and it's hard for dogs and masters, because all the tools they usually use to help dogs relax don't work.” Ashleigh adopted Zoe from a charity a year and a half ago, she added, "Zoe soon returned to normal, and later that day it took a walk, as if nothing had happened. But next time we book accommodation, there's no room with stairs."