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**bMc8F9ZI** · 08-26-2011, 06:15 AM

Bransen usually licks his lips when you scratch him somewhere that's itchy, he will lick and lick and lick.

He also gnaws at the air as if he's doing the scratching.
When he wants to go after another dog, he goes completely still and tenses up.
If the dog is close (less than 10 feet away) and looking at him, he will try to pull and stand up on his hind legs at the end of the leash.

If he sees a small dog/puppy or realizes he likes the small of the dog (if it's a female, he typically does) then he relaxes and his tail starts going.

When he is playing off leash and another dog isn't paying attention, he does his "leapord stocking gazelle" impression, crouching real low down while doing a smooth and slow army crawl. That is hilarious.

08-26-2011, 06:15 AM	#22
bMc8F9ZI Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 512 Senior Member	Bransen usually licks his lips when you scratch him somewhere that's itchy, he will lick and lick and lick. He also gnaws at the air as if he's doing the scratching. When he wants to go after another dog, he goes completely still and tenses up. If the dog is close (less than 10 feet away) and looking at him, he will try to pull and stand up on his hind legs at the end of the leash. If he sees a small dog/puppy or realizes he likes the small of the dog (if it's a female, he typically does) then he relaxes and his tail starts going. When he is playing off leash and another dog isn't paying attention, he does his "leapord stocking gazelle" impression, crouching real low down while doing a smooth and slow army crawl. That is hilarious.
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