Abby, our foundling dog, had a difficult beginning in her life. She was abused and then abandoned with her brother in November at the age of four months. I do not understand how someone could do that to a baby dog.
Anyway, Abby has issues with tall men. We've learned to tell our taller guests to sit down in the rocking chair that is right next to the front door so that Abby can see them without having a panic attack. She barks like the world is coming to an end and growls after she finishes barking. It tends to be intimidating to our friends. Some people love us enough that they visit anyway.
When John visited in April, Abby growled at him all the way to the end of his visit. Surprisingly, and happily, he came back this week. Abby accepts him much better, but please watch the sequence of her state of alertness in these pictures.
Anyway, Abby has issues with tall men. We've learned to tell our taller guests to sit down in the rocking chair that is right next to the front door so that Abby can see them without having a panic attack. She barks like the world is coming to an end and growls after she finishes barking. It tends to be intimidating to our friends. Some people love us enough that they visit anyway.
When John visited in April, Abby growled at him all the way to the end of his visit. Surprisingly, and happily, he came back this week. Abby accepts him much better, but please watch the sequence of her state of alertness in these pictures.
John is slowly winning her over. It will be a wondrous day when she greets him at the door in a happy way.
Thanks for visiting with me.
Kathi
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