Nice, they are about in a few different adverts, I spot them every now and again.
Baroooo
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My OJ never in his entire 17+ yrs yodeled… Maggii, maybe 5 times in almost 17yrs.
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Hansel talks all the time. he is 5. jonny never says a word . he is 2. today i was walking down the hall and hansel was following me as usual and he let a barooo rip and scared me to death. he usually only does it when he is really excited, or in the morning when he hasnt seen me all nite(he sleeps with my son) or when i come home at noon to walk him or he has been in his kennel and i let him out. you know : glad to see you .. thanks for coming to get me…i REALLY Missed you... but this was out of the blue and that is unusual. i just laughed and laughed. sometimes when he sings i sit on the floor and get right in his face and sing back to him. he will go on and on. and silent bob sits over there and watches but not a word. fun times.
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When our pups were born, we took a visit almost every week..
After 7 or 8 weeks, they knew us already and sometimes even "try" to make a big barooo. So cute
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haha we had pups in our bred litters dat barrood allready when they were on their legs
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How fun, Katrina02! I wish Nala was a "talker" when she was a puppy…
And Petra, she is more talkative now (at almost 11)…she does it when she really likes someone and they come or go...I praise her so much when she does it that she's doing it even more now!:) -
Buddy Barooos full volume at people at the dog park, sometimes with a tennis ball in his mouth. He just runs up to them and does it. They crack up! At home zero sound. Perfect!!
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Dan..that is too funny.
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That would be neat to have your B go up to someone and let a big one out. Jaycee just does it at home but at least she does it.
Rita Jean
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At home Tosca only will yodel when I am making food (in hopes of getting some) or when people she likes come over. Otherwise she is generally pretty silent. However, this summer and last we took her on vacation for the first time, to St. Louis and Pittsburgh. It was hilarious, she yodeled ALL the time in the hotel. She would do it whenever she encountered someone who even gave her a bit of attention. She also yodeled over and over when my husband and I got her in the room. It was funny, I guess she likes hotel stays! Otherwise, when she is excited she doesn't yodel all that often, instead she does one sharp bark and then makes what sounds like a growl. People think she is angry when she does that but I have to explain its not a growl, she is actually really happy/excited when she does it. She's a weird dog:P
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I'm so jealous! Shaye has never baroo'd - she has made a false bark about 6 times when frightened, and mutters along with her whining when she wants something she can't have or one of us leaves the house, but no yodeling, no barooing, and she's going to be 9 months on 9/15.
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I heard Otis baroo today, out of misery, since he was left home with one of the other dogs, while I took the third dog for a walk..it was so funny sounding, like he didn't even realize he could do that. So I didn't witness it with my eyes, but my ears heard it loud and clear..
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Maybe Otis will start giving them to you when you come back home also. Seems to me we get the best and the loudest first thing in morning or when kids and Steven come home from the day. Jaycee does it other times but these alawys seem to be the best I hardly ever get any because I am always with her.
Rita Jean
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Maybe you're right. I susually spend most of my days in and out of the house, so who knows, maybe I have to continue these 6 mile walks in the morning for him to miss me..LOL
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Freya will baroo and wag her tail like crazy whenever somebody she loves comes to our house. It can be one of us, or one of my friends that she associate with going for walks. Whenever the kids come home with one of their friends, the reaction is always: what the heck was that? We laugh and explain that she is just happy.
Loki does not baroo, but he will sometimes bark/yelp when a stranger comes to the door. He will also cry/scream if he thinks that he is going to be left by himself. When they were in puppy school I had them in separate classes to minimize the mischief and one time I left him in the car during Freya's class. My godness! It was virtually impossible to get the other dogs (and humans) to concentrate on the lesson with Loki sounding like a human baby having its fingernails pulled out!!!
Loki & Freya's Mom