Dogs life!

[kirky]

I had a my first lesson today,got home and tried out my new found talents well Trigger my hound(avatar) seems to love howling along with me do you think he is trying to tell me something :laugh:

 

[frank_johnson]

Go on. Don't be tight. Buy him a tenor!!

 

[Bobby G]

Those brain-rattling frequencies make my cats run for cover when I play at home!

Cheers, Bob

 

[Larn]

Luckly my dogs deaf just as well on some of the higher notes.

Larn.

 

[Linky Lee]

my cat recognises saxophones by sight now. And the cases. I f I move it she runs to the back door and waits for me to let her out.

It'd be amazing to have a partner/wife that accommodating 😛

 

[kirky]

He is a pain, God know what the neighbours think :laugh:

 

[old_git]

Can I borrow Trigger?
Chances are he sounds better than me. :laugh:

 

[jersey_mike]

The main reason I took so long to get back to playing after getting married is that one of my wifes' dogs would go into epileptic seizures when I played (actually, no real playing at that time, only a 'not playing for a few years' honk). That didn't do much for the old ego didn't do much for the dogs health either. I ended up waiting until she died about 10 years later to pick up the horn again.

 

[Col9]

We have a dalmatian called Chester, he only howls along with the better halfs tennor, he isnt at all bothered about joining in with my alto.

Col.

 

[Pauline]

My loyal chihuahua has got super duper hearing but doesn't seem to mind my playing.

By the way, he's called Bix (Beiderbecke) !

 

[Lisa]

The mere sight of my alto makes my parent's dog (Tyrone - don't ask why he has such a daft name) run for the hills.

:cry: