@JENGOSMonkey I WAS THERE FOR '89! I was a kid, but I remember the water coming out of the swimming pool in huge waves and everything falling from the shelves! I was actually born in San Jose, but moved around a lot later LOL I hear the wildfires are more of a concern for you guys now? That's scarier than quakes for me...
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The last two days when ever Jaycee see's any wild animal she points. What I mean is her paw is up in the air her tail is still curled thank goodness. Does any one else have a B that points?????? Mine just crazy????????????? After all Jaycee not a Pointer?
Rita Jean
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@Rita:
The last two days when ever Jaycee see's any wild animal she points. What I mean is her paw is up in the air her tail is still curled thank goodness. Does any one else have a B that points?????? Mine just crazy????????????? After all Jaycee not a Pointer?
Rita Jean
Yep, quite a few times Buddy will do it on walks when he thinks he sees something or hears something in the trees like a squirrel.
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Thank you Dan I am happy now I thought she was messed up like crazy.
Rita Jean
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Otis points more times then not. Even when he sees our other dogs at a distance…once he realizes who or what it is he releases and goes to check it out..
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Zoni points quite frequently. She goes crazy for almost anything that moves.
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YEP and when my boys point, they look at the other one to be sure they see it too… like " hey do you see what i see?"
then of course we go CHASE too. especially on cool, crisp days... smells must magnify. lucky me! -
Chafuko points too, I never saw Buana point at anyting but Chafuko will point even for a toy..
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Shaye points very often when we are out walking - when she sees another animal she will stop and point, always the left front leg. Glad to see other B's do this as well - she looks great when she does this - head in the air, paw curled up - the whole body at attention. When we got Gemma, the B mix who is now Shaye's big sister, I was surprised to see that she does the same - I guess it is part of their nature.
