Re: [pyrnet] new pyr owner

[Katie Allison Granju <kgranju@yahoo.com>]

--- The Pendziwols <pendziwo@air.on.ca> wrote:
.  We have a Border Collie next
> door (the two have yet to agree on heirarchy and it's quite comical
> watching their antics -- especially the BC who is playing some highly
> intellectual mindgames, and has become somewhat depressed over losing
> "her" kids to another dog.)  She plays catch, etc.  Do/can Pyrs learn
> this kind of play?
> 

My Pyr does not play like other dogs do. He has never chased a stick,
for example. ANd he loses interest in any toy very quickly. He *very*
occasionally breaks into a romp in the yard with the kids but it's such
a rare thing and he's so huge that he sort of looks ridiculous:-) I
didn't really know this about Pyrs before I got one and began learn ing
more, but they are generally quite calm, dignified, and reserved in
their behavior. My Pyr also sleeps alot -- mostly during the day.

Katie

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