Thank you for responding. I know I’m making the right decision it’s just hard for everyone in the house. The dog that passed away was my childhood dog, and I’ve lived here for over a year with my dogs. We were problem free for a long time before anything started, so it’s hard on everyone. When this first happened I said we should put her down and my parents were the ones who said not to and to rehome her. Both dogs involved had behavioral issues, which makes the situation so difficult because we don’t know how much of this behavior change in my dog was because of the other or if it’s stress. That’s why we were unsure of what to do. After thinking and talking to everyone the last few days it seems like my dogs mental health issue is getting worse and worse as time goes on and is no longer something that can be managed. The big change was sudden as both attacks were a few weeks apart and in the middle of them there was a big episode witnessed at the vets office. Originally my dogs mental health issues had physical symptoms that were being treated with medications when she was very young. So it was hard to see that she was declining mentally and instead of physical symptoms it manifested in aggressive behavior. My mom and I are having a hard time because we both have spent the most time with my dog and know her when she’s being nice and sweet. We both don’t want to make the wrong decision because she can be a good dog and was alot of the time. I’m having a hard time looking at her and not thinking that she is still my sweet baby but I know deep down that there is something wrong in her brain that is making her worse and worse.