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21hens-incharge said:
Good morning Fishy!

Did the screaming dog description explain why it is such an issue for me?
That noise cannot be ignored at all. There is always the slight chance that she really is in trouble so I MUST come running. So far she is just screaming to scream. 😒
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Oh yeah. No, thats just horrible. Have you tried ear plugs? 🤣🤣. You can still hear but its not as loud.
What breed is she?
 
Fishychix said:
Oh yeah. No, thats just horrible. Have you tried ear plugs? 🤣🤣. You can still hear but its not as loud.
What breed is she?
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She is one of the malamonsters. Ear plugs are a no go. I have neighbors that would not appreciate me ignoring her screaming.

I really hope she out grows it.
 
getaclue said:
Could there actually be something wrong, or painful, that's not so obvious?
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No. She has been checked over by the vet numerous times just in case.
The belief is she is very excitable and since she doesn't bark this is just her noise.

It seems to occur more when the dogs across the alley are in their yard.

As soon as I step out there she stops.
 
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getaclue said:
Thank you Grammy.

Glad the dog has been checked. Sorry about the noise. Hopefully, the dog will get used to seeing the others out there, and eventually stop the hollering.
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I sure hope she stops. :confused: She is 9 months old now (7 of those here) only time and maturity will tell.

It sure isn't any behavior I had seen from a prior dog.

Oh....and we tried 4 different bark collars. No change. I guess they cannot get through all that hair.
 
Good afternoon!
Im having a mother in law test of patience day today.
Nothing major, just all day drama over an arm pit gone ham her pit not mine my pits are doing great.
I made a little pink doodle to soothe my addled mind.
Didn't work but he's cute.:)
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