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ColColt · 10-30-2007, 07:08 AM

He starts the pacing and checking out each room before he's half finished with his meal. He'll take a few bites, start pacing, come back and take a few more bites, checks out the bathroom, comes back and then goes down the hall and looks into each bedroom. At other times he may get completely through or almost and start this. What's he looking for? Does he think he has to keep guard and wants to be sure no monsters are in those rooms? It doesn't make sense to me. Most dogs I've seen relish their food and very little will distract them. If someone out back or next door closes a car door, ears perk up and he stops eating. It doesns't seem to make much difference.

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ColColt Senior Member Status: Offline Posts: 403 Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: East Tennessee	10-30-2007, 07:08 AM He starts the pacing and checking out each room before he's half finished with his meal. He'll take a few bites, start pacing, come back and take a few more bites, checks out the bathroom, comes back and then goes down the hall and looks into each bedroom. At other times he may get completely through or almost and start this. What's he looking for? Does he think he has to keep guard and wants to be sure no monsters are in those rooms? It doesn't make sense to me. Most dogs I've seen relish their food and very little will distract them. If someone out back or next door closes a car door, ears perk up and he stops eating. It doesns't seem to make much difference.