Suze said:
I DO think that in some lines there must be a genetic proclivity to
barking and those wonderful Cavalier pups who grow up and bark are
then.......what? In my case, neutered to stay with me forever ........
This endless thread is getting out of hand. Is this going to be another
thing we are going to have to breed for? Don't we have enough problems?
And how would you know if a pup is going to grow up to be a barker anyway?
Everything is relative,it is a matter of how much you (or your neighbors can
take). I owned and lived with Rough Collies ( another of the herding groups
great barkers) they were never debarked and very well trained But the noise
that came out of their mouths was not to be believed compared to a housefull
of cavaliers. Did I ever regret not debarking them? You bet I did.
Linda Berman
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