I think mine has a pretty good reason for barking at night. She usually starts in about 9:30, and the other dog helps, plus the 3 Labs the neighbors have. There's something out there.
Somebody hit a bear in the road right at the bottom of my driveway just a couple of weeks ago, and I've seen the black panther and the bobcat, and there are all kinds of others. A creek in a ravine runs right along my driveway, everything comes for water, and of course it attracts raccoons and weasels and .....and....and.
Lexie barks-----and obviously is keeping them all out of here, especially at night.
Diane S.----southwest NYS, eastern woodland, hill country, 5 miles out of town, surrounded by forest.
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From: elizabeth
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On Fri, May 31, 2013 at 6:13 PM, Straight <straight6@earthlink.net> wrote:
Diane S.-----uh, forgot to mention, Pyrs bark---a lot---probably not a good choice for town.
I didn't find that to be true. My neighbor had one, Barron, he was a sensible barker.
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