Hyper dogs

@bamakelly (5191)
United States
January 26, 2009 2:54pm CST
Do you happen to have a dog that gets a little hyper outside when neighbors happen to go by. Sometimes there are children or grown adults that walk by or run by my are and my beagle puppy goes crazy with barking. Now she does not do it all of the time but she barks and yelps like mad. She is on a leash but I wonder why she acts as startled as she does. She isn't violent or anything.
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@kezabelle (2974)
26 Jan 09
We have a german shephard cross and he is about 3 years old we got him september last year so havent had him long, he was badly neglected and can be very hyper he needs a lot of exercise and even then he can still be hyper and under my feet! He barks at neighbours anyone walking past the window i dont mind that but when on a leash the only time he barks is at tall dark haired men at the same time he will be slinking behind me tail between his legs because he is just so scared of tall dark haired men. He whines and yelps a lot when walking on a leash mostly i think because he prefers to be off it and having a good run in the field but i dont have time to do that every day so he has to settle for a couple of long walks instead!
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@bamakelly (5191)
• United States
26 Jan 09
Thanks for your reply! I know that there are probably some dogs that bark at everything that goes by. Interesting thing you mentioned about the tall dark haired men.lol! I think I might just have to start walking my beagle and get her more used to society. She is usually tied up outside on a leash until we bring her in later.
@inkyuboz (1392)
• Mandaluyong City, Philippines
27 Jan 09
I know a couple of dogs who are pretty hyper. My friend has a pet pug and the dog just won't stop playing with the guests! Haha. I love that pug. He's adorable, to say the least. Another friend has a Shih Tzu and it's pretty hyper as well.
@snowcat46 (2322)
• United States
26 Jan 09
Ours do it too, They don't bark at strangers approaching the house, of course. But let a cat (that they know) or a bird land, they can bark their heads off. They're letting us know they're on the job. Now we're supposed to give them a treat.
@Toony182 (256)
• United States
26 Jan 09
I used to have a couple dogs like that - I just stopped taking them our or for walks after a while, it got pretty annoying. It's more common in smaller breeds, and they'll tend to bark at anyone or anything they see, especially other dogs.