'Serenity'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I like the Boston mix. Bostons are sweet dogs and smart.
The husky next door is not a much of a barker, but I'm told that the husky and lab used to bark more in their old yard. Now they let Mr Peabody bark for them. The husky does "talk" loudly when people are outside.
My sister and I just sat on a porch overlooking the beach, drinking cocktails. That was nice.
I am leaning toward the Boston mix because of temperament traits and it being a bit bigger that the other two terriers
And the face on him!
Huskies are not generally big barkers unless they learn it from other dogs.
I have no experience with Bostons, but I've heard great things about them.
My neighbor across the street has a Bouvier de Flanders, and it is the sweetest dog ever. He is a barker sometimes, but otherwise so mellow and friendly and HUGE. She got his hair trimmed for the summer, which I've never seen done before on that breed, and he's a little self-conscious about it. Very cute.
Huskies are not generally big barkers unless they learn it from other dogs.
Heh. The ones I always see are in the shelter, where the dogs generally do nothing but bark.
I am leaning toward the Boston mix because of temperament traits and it being a bit bigger that the other two terriers.
That's the one I would pick for you msbelle. Not that a photo is enough, but that little guy's aspect is the best of the one's featured on that page.
I've known some Huskies I have loved. However, the idea of living with all that hair makes me tired. Also, a quiet dog in the shelter is by no means destined to be a quiet dog in the house.
Bostons have great energy, fewer health issues and tend to live longer. They are less emotionally needy than Huskies, that's for sure!
In other words...PUP! Good luck on finding a great companion.
Speaking of, Darby actually barked at me yesterday! I was shocked. In the year and change I've had her I've heard her bark literally a half a dozen times. And I mean a half dozen individual barks. (At other dogs she was trying to get to play with her.)
I just went to a cooking class. Well, I didn't cook, it was more of a cooking demo...of cheese! The chef made a two cheeses...a fresh cheese and a ricotta with honey. Then we sampled 14 other cheeses. I am about to fall into a cheese coma.
It took a week for Noodle to start making noise here. Instead of a meow, it is more of a mrrrrrrrrr.
Devi has one sound....wait two: MEEEE and the Silent Meow (aspirated.) Sums her up. ME!