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Re: [pyrnet] Bark (voice) change question



Hi Charlotte

I think it is not unusual for an older dog to change voice. My Sherryl now
going for 11 often has a much higher tone than she used to, not the normal
deep bark of a pyr, but sounding more like a smaller dog. I remember the
same happen to some of my other pyrs as they got old. I guess it might as
well become more hoarse as more yappy, I don't think he need to worry.

Lene Nielsen, Denmark
sandybear@orangenet.dk
http://www.mobilixnet.dk/~wai38745/


----- Original Message -----
From: "Amy Hislop" <amybessh@yahoo.com>
To: <pyrnet-l@pyrnet.org>
Sent: Friday, January 21, 2005 2:53 PM
Subject: Re: [pyrnet] Bark (voice) change question


> Hi Perry!
> Funny that you bring this up because our Pomeranian
> (who is also 9 yrs old)lost her voice about a month
> ago. Of course we were concerned but we couldn't help
> but smile at her because it was so cute.  She would go
> outside and just bark and bark and all that would come
> out was a squeaky airy sound. Our vet said there
> wasn't anything wrong - that it was probably an
> allergy or cold-like thing going on.  He said to give
> it another few days to see if it subsided before we
> started any sort of testing.  And sure enough - it did
> go away. (Much to the chagrin of my husband.  Never
> was it so quiet around our house!) However, I do
> understand how alarming this can be.  I would watch
> her very closely.  Hope she is feeling better soon!
> Amy in South Carolina
> --- Perry <pyreau@erols.com> wrote:
>
> > Hi Everyone,
> >     I had a call yesterday from a man with a
> > question about his Pyr.  She is
> > 9 years old and seems very healthy except that her
> > bark has changed.  It has
> > become quieter and sort of hoarse. He worries that
> > the air is not getting
> > out, but she walks several miles a day with him and
> > shows no signs of
> > fatigue.  His Vet cannot see anything wrong but
> > tells him that he can take
> > her to the Vet school for more tests.  He does not
> > want to spend all that
> > money unless it is needed.  Anyone have any
> > experience with a dog whose
> > voice changed?  Any thoughts on this matter???
> > Thanks for your help
> > Charlotte Perry
> > Virginia
> > >
> >
> >
> >
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