Re: [pyrnet] chat:Pet Fair~~an unusal happening

["Nancy DiRocco" <ndirocco@berkshire.net>]

     As a   household w  a BBD - a Newfie/shep and  a  BWD-- a  pyr,  color
is  not  a  factor  here.  BUT:  Molly  the   pyr has  observed  me shooing
a  neighbors  incessant nuisance black  lab  out  of  the  yard constantly
and  one  day  in  fact  took a  3 X 4 inch  piece out  of  his  thigh  to
give him a  signal.  She  since  is  not  fond of  black labs and  we  have
to  remind  the  groomers about  that  whenever  she   goes  there.  They
thought  I  was  kidding  until she  demonstrated otherwise  while  there
one  day.  Near our  summer  place  is  a  boxer  that  wants  to  eat  any
dog  within  his  sights.  She  has  come to  be  not  fond  of  boxers
either.  Around  most  other  dogs  she  is  absolutely no  problem.
Nancy
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>Barb Bowes wrote:
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><< This black dog thing is a lot of nonsense.  I wouldn't use one incident
>to spread a rumor about black and white dogs not liking each other.  Sounds
>a bit racist to me. >>
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>Oh Pleeeze! Let's not let this get out of hand! It was one owner relating
>her experience with her own dogs as well as others that she has had contact
>with in the past. My Chel DESPISES the Pit Bull down the street. She goes
>absolutely Ballistic when he walks by. He's a sweet, loveable dog. But she
>reacts to his VERY dominant body language. And this Pit is all white. Dogs
>read body language and do it much better than we do. They also may react
due
>to past experience with a given dog or breed.
>
>Barb Bowes
>Bo & Chelsea (Pyrs)
>& Flopsy (Pyrenean Shepherd)
>"The more people I meet, the more I like my dog!"
>bamb@monmouth.com <mailto:bamb@monmouth.com>
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