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Jun 18, 2007, 05:10 PM
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This Golden Retriever pup (5 months old, female named "Henry") has different "voices" she uses with the kittty cats and with the dominant other older dog here. It's a riot!
I've never had a dog that did this before, and wondering if any of you have experienced such a thing! Patty 
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Jun 18, 2007, 07:06 PM
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I know a GR that sounds like an old man growning and pouting when he is "talking to you"
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Jul 13, 2007, 02:44 AM
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I know my animals "say" different things with the different "words" they have. I am not sure what they are saying most of the time. My cat has one meow for "I need water" and another for "clean my litter box" He also has an insistant one if no one is listening.
Funny. today my son and I were watching TV. The big black lab was sleeping behind us. I heard a howling. I looked at my son wondering why he would be doing that. He looked at me and asked me why I was doing that.. then we both looked at the dog and she was looking around wondering where that sound came from when she was the one making it! LOL 
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