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"Josie" - 32 seconds
Josie, a small pug from Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania, was the first 'Jingle barker'. Thanks to Kelly Damon for leaving the house and knocking on the front door to get her to start barking.
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"Hunter" - 35 seconds
Hunter, an easily exciteable chocolate lab, was the second successful jinglebarker. He is proof that sometimes it is best to keep your dog chained up. Thanks to Ted and Heather Mingle of Springfield, Pennsylvania. Windows wmf file Quicktime mov file |
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"Quinn and Autumn" - 14 seconds, 1.2 megsQuinn did most of the work here. Autumn just kind of stood there for show. Thanks to Pam Grayboyes of Radnor, Pennsylvania. |
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"Finnegan and Colleen" - 14 seconds, 1.43 megsFinnegan and Colleen worked together here thanks to Judy Kelly-Johnson of Long Pond, Pennsylvania. Colleen only barked once, but Finnegan howled away. (Very little of Finnegan's original howling had to be altered!) |
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"Dakota" - 26 seconds
Our newest entry, and most ambitious barker, seen here on his favorite chair. Thanks to Lori Coyle, of Media Pennsylvania, and the Tango Hop for coaching him through the barking. Windows wmf file Quicktime mov file |
more on the way...