i have to pipe in here as well. my first pyr drooled a lot more than seamus but i can't tell any differences in their lips. but i once met a guy while walking czar, my first pyr, whose parents had two pyrs up in canada. he said the running joke at their house is that pyr drool was the secret ingredient that keeps the space shuttle together. it wasn't so much the amount it was the viscosity of it that they were amazed by.
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"Barb Bowes" <bamb@monmouth.com> Sent by: owner-pyrnet-l@pyrnet.org
02/25/2001 07:22 PM
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Subject: Re: [pyrnet] Drool
A number of years ago I was given a 4 year old bitch. One side of
her lower lip was nice and tight, the other, was quite a bit
looser. She drooled only out of the loose lipped side. As she was
previously a kennel dog, she didn't think much of it, but as she
was living in the house with us, we were constantly wiping that
side of her mouth. She eventually learned to control the drool
from that side and we could put the dish towels away instead of
leaving them lying around in stretegic places. Both my current
Pyrs have very tight lower lips and neither drools unless it is
extremely hot. But then, that's what A/C is for. <vbg>
Barb Bowes
Bo & Chelsea (Pyrs), Flopsy (Pyr Shep) & Machin (Doxie)
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