FRIDAY NIGHT DOG BLOG – WE CAN HEAR YOU! July 12, 2008
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Most days this week we could still hear Jock, our neighbourhood German Shepherd who accompanied us for a brief few days. However, today Jock was not barking, which hopefully is a good sign. On previous days we could hear him in our kitchen, from the back door and when we went to bed. We could also hear him out on our round.
Dexter listens:
Sasha looks up:
This is a moment to enjoy:
Sasha’s wanderlust under restraint:
Dexter with relaxed intensity:
Music to my ears!
Hey, this is cool but sunny:
Now is the moment to be:
Shadow play is a serious business you know:
Oh yea, this is great!
Let’s just take up our positions once more:
We’ll just stop here and then move on:
As we did last week we line up at the gangplank and hope to catch a ride on Friday Ark.
There are more voices to be heard – We are the World:
Hi Mr. wmmbb,
Thanks for visiting:)
I do miss Jock in the pictures…I am sure that Sasha and Dexter miss him too:(
But if he’s barking less often, he must be feeling better! Let’s hope for the best.
Licks n Wags,
Oorvi
We are hoping that things will turn out well for Jock, and that he will get out on walks and not feel the need to bark as often.
Thanks for the comment Oorvi. I am looking forward to more photos of Delhi and of you as well of course.
Let’s hope for the best:)
I’ll keep you updated on the pictures front. I’ll visit again for the Friday Jaunt pictures:)
Licks and Wags,
Oorvi
Thanks for that Oorvi.
Jock is still barking. When I was walking by I gave him two dog biscuits, which he seemed to appreciate.
I am hoping that the neighbours will be tolerant and not blame Jock and that Paula will see the light.
I wish I could speak to Jock about Consumer Behavior…made a post about it yesterday. It’s important for dogs to realize that everyone isn’t going to buy their barks!
You don’t have a Terrier or a Shar Pei…still, you may want to check out the two new clocks that I’ve added to my playground:)
I’ll be back tomorrow:)
Licks and Wags,
Oorvi
Thanks for the update, and for suggesting the consideration of the consumer behavior model.
You are right Jock’s case is a decision making situation with mainly people playing the various roles. Jock is still barking.