Hi, Linda,
You are right, everything is relative. I am talking about the
obsessive compulsive non stop barker.....not one who is bidding for
attention, wanting my food or a myriad other reasons that dogs bark.
I consider that a temperament problem. He has always done this and
seems like he always will. I adore him, but would not look for another
with that trait!
Suze
Linda Berman wrote:
>
> 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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Suze at Llawen Cavaliers
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