zakatak
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Hi there,
Long time, no post although I do still read! :blush:
Dudley is doing awesome! He just celebrated his 4th birthday in March (seriously). I can't believe how fast the years are flying by!
This question is in regards to his younger brother, Demo, our 95 pound German Shepherd (2 years old). Demo is a great dog and only barks when someone is in the driveway coming to our house. Other than that, you never hear him bark.
This past Sunday, I was coming home and heard him from outside (he was in, I was entering) and it sounded like he was barking with his toy in his mouth (kind of muffled) and then it ended with a high squeak. I didn't think too much of it because I thought he had his toy in his mouth. But then he did it a few more times and I saw that he had nothing in his mouth!
His bark is hoarser, a bit raspy and with squeaks. He is still only barking if someone comes in the driveway (maybe once a day or so).
He has an appointment with the vet tomorrow afternoon at 2:45pm to check things out. Any ideas?
He was kenneled two weeks ago, was fine before last Sunday and the kennel never said anything about excessive barking. He has been there multiple times with no problems ever in the past.
Thanks for any ideas or thoughts, stories, etc...
Karen
Long time, no post although I do still read! :blush:
Dudley is doing awesome! He just celebrated his 4th birthday in March (seriously). I can't believe how fast the years are flying by!
This question is in regards to his younger brother, Demo, our 95 pound German Shepherd (2 years old). Demo is a great dog and only barks when someone is in the driveway coming to our house. Other than that, you never hear him bark.
This past Sunday, I was coming home and heard him from outside (he was in, I was entering) and it sounded like he was barking with his toy in his mouth (kind of muffled) and then it ended with a high squeak. I didn't think too much of it because I thought he had his toy in his mouth. But then he did it a few more times and I saw that he had nothing in his mouth!
His bark is hoarser, a bit raspy and with squeaks. He is still only barking if someone comes in the driveway (maybe once a day or so).
He has an appointment with the vet tomorrow afternoon at 2:45pm to check things out. Any ideas?
He was kenneled two weeks ago, was fine before last Sunday and the kennel never said anything about excessive barking. He has been there multiple times with no problems ever in the past.
Thanks for any ideas or thoughts, stories, etc...
Karen
