Re: [pyrnet] Pyr Paranoia

[Trudy and the pack <trudysdogs@gmail.com>]

Thank you everyone - I know you are all correct - that was just the first time ever he hadn't settled down after a bit and eaten.? The other Pyr, LoLa never went off that night - just her regular patrol barking but then she doesn't seem to ever actually get in a paranoid state like the young male does.? I definitely trust her more then him.? 

Orso will grow up, some day!? Right now he is also at the point that a 6' fence won't stop him - so he goes everywhere with me - a habit I will have to break but for right now, at least I always know where he is!

I'm just glad to know that I'm not alone out there and that there are other Pyr loving people to calm my nerves. 

Thanks again, and thanks for sharing your stories - I love reading them!

LoLa & Orso's mom, Trudy ?

On Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 3:59 PM, Judith Stroh Miller <jsmiller@newmex.com> wrote:

On 7 Dec 2009 at 13:28, Bea Stephens wrote:

> He's being his normal guardian self. I bet there was something out
> there that you couldn't see or sense. Pyrs are the most wonderful
> guardians ever. My Arizona, before retiring, kept watch over our
> goats and chicken flock. She knew when the hawks were nearby, way
> before we even realized it. And then one night I got to watch her in
> action while guarding the chicken house. The killed a racoon who was
> trying to get in. That was quite an experience. There is no doubt
> that she would lay down her life to protect her family -- animals
> and all.

Thank You Bea....
Your response really does say all about our breed!



Judith
Taos, New Mexico
jsmiller@newmex.com
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