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Subject: Re: growly crestie Author: tanya AND skinny dog [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 09:48:58 11/30/06 Thu In reply to: ladybelle 's message, "Re: growly crestie" on 15:13:55 11/29/06 Wed She doesn't bark at the doors or windows so I really think it is a couple of factors. One she is pretty slight and the other is that she just wants to be left alone. Unfortunately the others think little of stepping on her or laying on her. However they do move off when she growls at them, sure don't blame her in the least on that. I doubt the barkbusters would come to my home, I'm in MT and probably way too far for them to travel. :) [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]