Hi everyone. Great to find such a cool site. My wife Julie and I have had Winston for 20 months now and we could have never guessed how much fun he has been. He is a natural clown, very outgoing and social. We laugh at something he does every day. It is getting hot in Missouri now, so he is mostly indoors. We just wanted to say hello, well I will have to do that. Winston has only barked three times since we have had him. Normal? If not, we don't care, nothing he ever does is normal. Jeff,Julie,and Winston

Hi There Jeff,

Welcome and congrats on owning one of the best dogs! Our boy who is now 7 Months is and has always been very vocal and barks all of the time guess they are all just different in their own way.

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Rowan

Durham UK

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