Dogs that bark at me #4 by goodoleboy
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Always happy to see me.
Captured 5/17/14, early morning, while leaning over the patio gates of my condominium neighbors.
You've seen the white pooch before, the other two are new to the website. Incidentally, I'm not the only one they bark at. They are most democratic and woof/yap at everyone, except their owners. And, they don't have to see you before they begin barking; the mere faint sound of your footsteps will set them off.
Ta ta.
Comments (6)
durleybeachbum
That white one is a cutie! Rosie barks at my lodgers when they come into the house...just to be safe, you understand.
claude19
Grrr...Grrr...Grrr !!! excellent captures ! the husky is splendid !!!
MrsRatbag
They're all cuties, Harry; likely they bark because they're in their territory and guarding it from all incomers. My dog, who spends her day following my mom around and sitting on her lap, will bark like crazy at night when she's in my room with me and either of my parents comes out of their bedroom. And if you're leaning over their fence they automatically assume you're up to no good. Are you up to no good, Harry? I hope not! LOL! Excellent mugshots of these neighborhood watchers!
Cyve
Fanbtastic dogs and fantastic shots !!!
debbielove
They look cute but.... lol Neat pic's Harry very brave! lol Playing catch up mate after airshow visits../ Rob
anahata.c
A fun trio, and more of your montage-sense, with the main characters in each (that would mean the brown one in number 1, as it's the only full dog in the shot) facing alternate directions as we move through the montage. You got the various positions dogs get into when they bark, as well as the muscular flexing---esp apparent in number 3. In fact, number 3's the heftiest of the lot, and the most formidable in appearance, even if the white dog may have a fierce bark. (I bet he does.) I assume that one of the reasons people get dogs is that they do bark at any strangers, as their natural territoriality spurs them to bark at anyone who enters their path. It's good you have a wall or fence between you and them, though some dogs may be very friendly once you show them kindness. ("Very carefully," as a friend of mine would suggest.) Lots of fun, Harry, and revealing of dog behavior as well.