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   dukedoug said, 2 months ago

   Must get my dog the app for that.
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   Jspine said, 2 months ago

   That’s called dogging it!
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   twypsi said, 2 months ago

   It must be going around. My Westie , who hates squirrels, now chases squirrels for a few paces then quits and goes on sniffing elsewhere. Very unlike a terrier where squirrels are concerned. Of course, he’s a smart puppy, maybe he’s decided it’s not worth the effort!
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   LingeeWhiz said, 2 months ago

   You two wore yourselves ragged trying to save BF. and don’t even tell me you left Hudson up in the tree.
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   cleokaya (THE FLASH) said, 2 months ago

   I had to show this to my wife. The timer on her iPhone lets her no when time is up with a dog barking.
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   Elsie Ross said, 2 months ago

   oh no my dogs bug the neighbours enough as it is…..strange how they only bark at certain people
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   1JennyJenkins said, 2 months ago

   @Elsie Ross

   You are so right, Elsie… my dog hates the next door neighbor on the right side, and barks at every one of them, and there are five people there. She doesn’t bark at the neighbors behind us, or on the other side of us. Since we have had those people as neighbors for over 30 years, I know that the unkind ones are the ones my dog doesn’t like.

   I have a friend who says that she is scared of dogs, and my dog doesn’t bark at her at all when she comes to visit, and when we have tea she comes and lies down beside her, not even touching her. I was wondering if our dog does it, to prove to her that she shouldn’t be scrared…
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   WoodEye said, 2 months ago

   Talk about “phoning it in”, this is the very definition.
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   TimothyEEdwards said, 2 months ago

   Walking around the block for health, most dogs bark once as an alert that someone is passing, one small dog will only bark if I forget to pet her as I pass.
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