Re: [PyrNet-L] Care, Chat: Is this a Pyr behavior?

[Rodney Brandt <rlbrandt@concentric.net>]

Glad you asked that question! We have had our new Pyr for a couple of weeks now
and he does the same thing. I think you are right in your guess that they are on
patrol. Napoleon also begins barking as soon as you get into the car as he watches
from the front window, lacy curtain tier draped over his big ol' head. I guess he
feel that he is left on duty while we are gone. He doesn't bark for long, just a
couple of minutes, but he keeps checking the windows. Anybody else seen this
behavior?
Candace Brandt , Tessa (Newf), Buddy (Aussie mix) & Napoleon (Pyr)

Michaelene Sullivan wrote:

> I have another question for those of you who have had Pyrs for a while. I have
> noticed that when I come home Willow has moved all the curtains in the house
> and all of my mini-blinds have either been rustled or pushed around. Evidently
> she goes from window to window (and I have 3 floors of windows!) moving
> whatever is covering the window so that she can see out. Now, I am new to this
> Pyr life...but my estimation is that she is "patrolling" while I am away...or
> am I reading too much into this behavior of hers?
>
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