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Question suggested by Pat Harrelson - Sherwood, Arkansas
My Kerry goes to "hide".
My Kerry plays "Catch me if you can!"
My Kerry morosely accepts Fate and allows me to herd her into the bath.
My Kerry is pretty chipper about the whole experience.
My Kerry hears the water run and is ready to leap in.
I have more than one and they act differently.
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Votes: 24
Posted: April 21, 2018
Question suggested by Sharon Arkoff - Sudbury, MA
Finds a perch from which she 'refuses' to look at me.
Finds a perch from which he casts baleful stares.
My Kerry leaves the room.
My Kerry will get into mischief.
My Kerry will bark at me.
I have more than one and they act differently.
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Votes: 30
Posted: April 14, 2018
Question suggested by dw
My eldest Kerry is female and she is spayed
My eldest Kerry is male and he his neutered.
My eldest Kerry is female and she is not spayed.
My eldest Kerry is male and he is not neutered.
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Votes: 31
Posted: April 07, 2018
Question suggested by Jann McQuay - Whitby, Ont. (ed.- a town near Toronto)
regular
choke
Halti
martingale
harness
Other
I never restrain my Kerry on walks.
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Votes: 57
Posted: March 31, 2018
Question suggested by dw
"Good dog" Kerrys stay on ground level.
My Kerry knows the critter friendly furniture and the "No fly zones".
My Kerry is allowed on pretty much anything, short of the kitchen table.
My Kerry does not live in my quarters.
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Votes: 50
Posted: March 24, 2018
Question suggested by dw
I haven't noticed a change in aggression level as my Kerry ages.
My Kerry has become generally less aggressive with age
My Kerry has become generally more aggressive with age.
I have more than one Kerry and they are different.
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Votes: 39
Posted: March 17, 2018
Question suggested by dw
No. My Kerry has no playmates and is fine when left alone.
My Kerry has other animals to play with and is OK with no human family around..
My Kerry has other animals to play with and still frets if his humans are gone.
My Kerry hs no playmates and frets when alone.
My Kerry is extremely anxious when left alone.
I have more than one Kerry and they are different.
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Votes: 33
Posted: March 10, 2018
Question suggested by Jean Asta Birkland - Seattle, WA
My Kerry is not fed a raw diet.
My Kerry has a raw diet. I clean his muzzle / beard after meals and have had no bacteria problems.
My Kerry has a raw diet. I don't clean his muzzle / beard after meals and have had no bacteria problems.
My Kerry is or was on a raw diet and bacteria associated with the food has been a problem.
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Votes: 37
Posted: March 03, 2018
Question suggested by dw
Australia or New Zealand
Canada
Europe
Ireland or UK
USA
Other - please comment!
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Votes: 77
Posted: February 24, 2018
Question suggested by Jean Asta Birkland - Seattle, WA
Never had a Kerry chow down whilst lying down.
I've seen my Kerry do it occasionally.
A common occurrence for at least one of my Kerrys.
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Comments
Votes: 42
Posted: February 17, 2018