Super model Kate Moss's dog had reportedly caused so much havoc in the family's absence, that she had to call in a pet psychologist to calm him down.
The 1-year old Staffe bull terrier cross Archie had been chewing the carpet, trying to escape, going off his food and showing signs of separation anxiety, while the 39-year old model, her 44-year old husband Jamie Hince and 11-year old daughter Lila Grace were on holiday in Formentera, the Mirror reported.
The English model became so worried that she contacted a dog whisperer recommended by a Parisian model pal.
As she has been relaying messages between the French animal expert and the nanny tending to the terrier, and spent hours on the phone calling between Spain, France and home, she has racked up huge phone bills.
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