Re: [pyrnet] rainy weather

["Allison" <pearldigger@earthlink.net>]

well, i know what you mean....
thing is,  i have 6 digging, and i'm afraid i have to tell you that it's
just what pyrs do.  my yard is no good to anyone but the dogs. lol!  i have
holes of every size and depth there is, every shape and form you could come
up w/.  but i'm glad to hear that others stay out in the rain....i have a
big huge barn-shaped storage shed that was put up soley for the dogs, but do
they go in it??  seldom - only if it's impossible to see a foot in front of
you from the rain (w/the exception of my daddy dog....he refuses to get
dirty or wet, so he camps out in it).  they stay out in the rain and roll in
the mud all the time.  i've often wondered if it's their nature or if it's
just my dogs.....glad to know it's the pyr in them and not just mine being
crazy.  they tend to do the silliest things and everyone tells me it's b/c
they're MY dogs! lol!!  i pick on them and tell them they are not newfs!!!!
pyrs are white, not black, so stop taking mud baths!  they just don't
listen.....

allison
----- Original Message -----
From: <merrirfav@icehouse.net>
To: <pyrnet-l@pyrnet.org>
Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2001 4:02 PM
Subject: re: [pyrnet] rainy weather


> Hi all,
> Rain, and snow/slush in the northwest. What is it with Pyrs, and mud!
Looks like Spring digging for Emmett.
> Right by the fence 3 ft deep, I swear... I thought I was going see clean
through to another country. He doesn't normally dig. He didn't tunnel. He
just dug a LARGE hole! Is it the Spring rain. He got a ton of exercise this
last weekend. Is digging the holes a type of bedding down? He has a giant
dog house under a deck, but still prefers to be out in the rain. He was
covered with mud from ear to ear, and from head to toe. *Smiling*
> My son and I gave him a luke warm bath, and dried him. Is this going to be
the routine when we get home? I have to go get dirt, for where he dug. My
son said, there were many places where he dug up. This is our first Spring
with Em. So I had to ask if it is Spring digging? Or if it could be
something else. I too have a carpet cleaner. TG! Any advise?
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