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To: Honor First who wrote (160415)	3/7/2008 4:21:43 PM
From: Justin C	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 225578

Fran, we had a dog that loved to climb trees, and did when there was a possum or other creature to go after. A problem always arose when it came time for him to descend the tree, as he was limited to "Up" when it came to trees. It meant getting a ladder and giving him an assist. He was a spaniel-mix/mutt and was bob-tailed. His spaniel mom would usually produce at least one bob-tail in each litter.

To: Honor First who wrote (160415)	3/8/2008 1:09:02 AM
From: KLP	Respond to of 225578

One of our little Papillons, Pixie, LOVES the outdoors, and spends every second I will let her, out there. We have to be very careful with them though...there are eagles where we live (the closest group we know of live about 2 miles away, but their circle of flight is big....) Pixie has a love/hate with the squirrels....they zoom along the side and back fences, and she just chases them along from the ground. There is one big 100' fir tree that they love to scamper up and down, seemingly to just torment her. She will stay and sit watching, for a very long time, looking in silouette just like the wolf that howls to the sky. But she is still, and just watches for someone of them to come down and zip around the tree, so she can run around the base and bark at it. It is a very cute thing to watch. Caesar on the other hand, tires of waiting for her to come to her senses and come in, so he will come in and watch out the sliding door where it's warm. Wouldn't it be great to really know what they are thinking?