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Re: [pyrnet] Re: pyrproofing



On the opposite end of counter surfer and sweet tooth I once had a pyr that hated to eat and was such an awful eater that I used to put a bowl of food in the doorways of rooms I wanted to keep him away from. And even more ridiculous, it worked!  His passion was Jello.  We had a house that was 3 rooms deep and he would run from the living room, through the dining room and slam through the swinging kitchen door and almost knock me over when he smelled the Jello. It had more impact than beef or chicken or anything to get his appetite going. He was over 33" at the withers from old timer Kohler's Eszterhazy kennels (if you know the early people who first had pyrs in this country MANY years ago you know the name) and he weighted maybe 100 lbs so we were forever trying to find something he liked to eat.  He had seizures and was a physical mess but he was my first pyr 35 yrs ago so I  had no idea. Anyway, I've come a loooong way since then.
Roz