Re: [PyrNet-L] Fw: CHAT: New voice

[dsmith@iolinc.net (Smith, Deborah)]

    My male, Moses, was about 8 1/2 months when he descovered he had a voice
and then just stood in the yard gazing toward the pond barking his deeeeep
"killer" bark at goodness knows what.  I finally asked him what was wrong
and he just turned, looked at me, then went right back to barking.  Then I
walked over to pet him (while he was barking) and he jumped about three
feet, I finally had to run in the opposite direction and call him to play to
make him stop barking.
    He's a real sweetie and (of course) still acts like a baby (he's 9
months) but now loves to show off his BIG BOY bark.
    Just had to let everyone know about my boy, of course my girl, Rajah,
has always had a BIG bark, she knows how to use it, but it never seemed to
startle her (now 4 years).

Later!
Chrissy
Rajah and Moses
West Union, WV
dsmith@iolinc.net


On 27 Jul 99, at 7:46, jdmigas wrote:

> It is funny - the first time my male gave his "deep" bark - it lifted him
> right off the floor.   he too turned and looked at me surprised.
> naturally i laughed and told him he was a good boy and he proceeded to do
> it again and then he looked at me waiting for my approval.   one of the
> cutest memories i have of him.    I guess he was a late bloomer this
> happened around 9 months!




Judith Miller wrote:

>HA! My boy also at 9 months gave out his first deep adult bark and
>scared himself.  Presently he is in his crate, wanting out, and
>giving me the most pitiful little puppy bark. He's 3 now!
>Oh I relented and let him out before I finished this post. <g>.

Judith
jsmiller@newmex.com
Taos, New Mexico


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