Re: [PyrNet-L] Henke pets.

[Jane.Ashley@abnamro.com]

I think this airplane watching is amazing. Our previous dog was sweet but
really dumb, whenever he heard an airplane he would look left and right.
Recently a helicopter was above our neighborhood and many dogs were looking
left and right, trying to find the source of the noise. George was looking
up, directly at it, as if he were trying to determine the make and model
number. Since George sort of found us and we didn't pick a pyr (of couse,
they are now my #1 choice) I didn't know how intelligent they are. When we
get home from work my husband checks the top of the tv to see if its warm,
I'm sure George knows how to turn it on.

Jane Ashley
Chicago, Illinois




Ann Wetherilt <wetheri@emmanuel.edu> on 12/07/98 09:40:52 AM

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Do other people's pyrs bark at birds and airplanes overhead? Paddington
seems to believe that our air space is his to protect also. I watched him
the other day following a small plane with his eyes. It never actually
came directly overhead, but he followed it all the way around the
perimeter, walking out into the yard when he needed to get a better view.
No barking, but if it had come directly overhead, he'd have let us all
know in no uncertain terms! And the birds. He'll lie on the deck in the
spring while the birds pick fur out of his tail, but he won't tolerate
them in the fence in *his* yard or flying overhead!
Ann, Peg, Paddington and Ivy Rose


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