Grainger

[Karen]

Does his bark have "arooo" in it? I definitely see Beagle in them there brown eyes and floppy ears, and Beagles are notoriously vocal!

[Willow Oak]

Does his bark have "arooo" in it? I definitely see Beagle in them there brown eyes and floppy ears, and Beagles are notoriously vocal!

He does not have the beagle bark, but he does have markings that resemble those of a beagle. I thought "beagle" in the beginning, but he has already doubled in size. He could have some beagle in him, but right now I can't tell what he is. He is very "spastic." By that I mean that he cannot keep still; and he barks incessantly. But he gets along well with the others, so I guess I'll keep him.

[Karen]

He does not have the beagle bark, but he does have markings that resemble those of a beagle. I thought "beagle" in the beginning, but he has already doubled in size. He could have some beagle in him, but right now I can't tell what he is. He is very "spastic." By that I mean that he cannot keep still; and he barks incessantly. But he gets along well with the others, so I guess I'll keep him.

My guess would be foxhound/Australian Shepherd, but time will tell!

[Willow Oak]

There is something about Grainger that is very different: his fur is especially soft -- like rubbing a very soft and fluffy blanket. By that I mean that I do pet all of the animals -- dogs and cats -- and I don't noice anything especially different about any of them. Grainger's fur, however, is soft in a way that I have never experienced before. What is up with that?