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July 18th 04, 05:08 PM
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My Golden hates Mozart
Weird. With Mighty Mo set at almost any volume, she'll start whining
and giving me a plaintive look. She tolerates other composers just fine, and I can play other styles (Latin, Brazilian, etc.) at just about any volume and she'll go to sleep in front of the speakers. Must be something about the sound frequency of Mozart, even at low volume, that hurts her ears? Can't live without Mo, but love my dog, too. Anyone else have the same experience? 
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July 18th 04, 05:49 PM
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Incontinentius Buttocks wrote:
Weird. With Mighty Mo set at almost any volume, she'll start whining and giving me a plaintive look. She tolerates other composers just fine, and I can play other styles (Latin, Brazilian, etc.) at just about any volume and she'll go to sleep in front of the speakers. Must be something about the sound frequency of Mozart, even at low volume, that hurts her ears? Can't live without Mo, but love my dog, too. Anyone else have the same experience? If you can't live without Mo, get headphones. ;-) When I was a kid, we had a chihuahua who would start howling every day when a certain piece, the theme for the sports news, came on the radio. But he ran _towards the radio, not away from it, and "sang" along. He also came over to the piano and "sang" when I was practicing certain pieces, so I don't think his ears were hurting. FurPaw
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July 18th 04, 05:49 PM
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Incontinentius Buttocks wrote:
Weird. With Mighty Mo set at almost any volume, she'll start whining and giving me a plaintive look. She tolerates other composers just fine, and I can play other styles (Latin, Brazilian, etc.) at just about any volume and she'll go to sleep in front of the speakers. Must be something about the sound frequency of Mozart, even at low volume, that hurts her ears? Can't live without Mo, but love my dog, too. Anyone else have the same experience? If you can't live without Mo, get headphones. ;-) When I was a kid, we had a chihuahua who would start howling every day when a certain piece, the theme for the sports news, came on the radio. But he ran _towards the radio, not away from it, and "sang" along. He also came over to the piano and "sang" when I was practicing certain pieces, so I don't think his ears were hurting. FurPaw
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July 18th 04, 05:49 PM
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Incontinentius Buttocks wrote:
Weird. With Mighty Mo set at almost any volume, she'll start whining and giving me a plaintive look. She tolerates other composers just fine, and I can play other styles (Latin, Brazilian, etc.) at just about any volume and she'll go to sleep in front of the speakers. Must be something about the sound frequency of Mozart, even at low volume, that hurts her ears? Can't live without Mo, but love my dog, too. Anyone else have the same experience? If you can't live without Mo, get headphones. ;-) When I was a kid, we had a chihuahua who would start howling every day when a certain piece, the theme for the sports news, came on the radio. But he ran _towards the radio, not away from it, and "sang" along. He also came over to the piano and "sang" when I was practicing certain pieces, so I don't think his ears were hurting. FurPaw
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July 18th 04, 05:49 PM
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Incontinentius Buttocks wrote:
Weird. With Mighty Mo set at almost any volume, she'll start whining and giving me a plaintive look. She tolerates other composers just fine, and I can play other styles (Latin, Brazilian, etc.) at just about any volume and she'll go to sleep in front of the speakers. Must be something about the sound frequency of Mozart, even at low volume, that hurts her ears? Can't live without Mo, but love my dog, too. Anyone else have the same experience? If you can't live without Mo, get headphones. ;-) When I was a kid, we had a chihuahua who would start howling every day when a certain piece, the theme for the sports news, came on the radio. But he ran _towards the radio, not away from it, and "sang" along. He also came over to the piano and "sang" when I was practicing certain pieces, so I don't think his ears were hurting. FurPaw
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July 18th 04, 05:49 PM
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Incontinentius Buttocks wrote:
Weird. With Mighty Mo set at almost any volume, she'll start whining and giving me a plaintive look. She tolerates other composers just fine, and I can play other styles (Latin, Brazilian, etc.) at just about any volume and she'll go to sleep in front of the speakers. Must be something about the sound frequency of Mozart, even at low volume, that hurts her ears? Can't live without Mo, but love my dog, too. Anyone else have the same experience? If you can't live without Mo, get headphones. ;-) When I was a kid, we had a chihuahua who would start howling every day when a certain piece, the theme for the sports news, came on the radio. But he ran _towards the radio, not away from it, and "sang" along. He also came over to the piano and "sang" when I was practicing certain pieces, so I don't think his ears were hurting. FurPaw
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July 19th 04, 02:05 PM
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FurPaw wrote in message ...
If you can't live without Mo, get headphones. ;-) Yeah, that's the only solution, I guess. I've tried to get her to go lie in the bedroom with the door closed, but she insists on sitting next to me...then whining and groaning because her ears hurt. :-( It's just strange that only Mozart bothers her. IB When I was a kid, we had a chihuahua who would start howling every day when a certain piece, the theme for the sports news, came on the radio. But he ran _towards the radio, not away from it, and "sang" along. He also came over to the piano and "sang" when I was practicing certain pieces, so I don't think his ears were hurting. FurPaw
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July 19th 04, 02:05 PM
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FurPaw wrote in message ...
If you can't live without Mo, get headphones. ;-) Yeah, that's the only solution, I guess. I've tried to get her to go lie in the bedroom with the door closed, but she insists on sitting next to me...then whining and groaning because her ears hurt. :-( It's just strange that only Mozart bothers her. IB When I was a kid, we had a chihuahua who would start howling every day when a certain piece, the theme for the sports news, came on the radio. But he ran _towards the radio, not away from it, and "sang" along. He also came over to the piano and "sang" when I was practicing certain pieces, so I don't think his ears were hurting. FurPaw
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July 19th 04, 02:05 PM
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FurPaw wrote in message ...
If you can't live without Mo, get headphones. ;-) Yeah, that's the only solution, I guess. I've tried to get her to go lie in the bedroom with the door closed, but she insists on sitting next to me...then whining and groaning because her ears hurt. :-( It's just strange that only Mozart bothers her. IB When I was a kid, we had a chihuahua who would start howling every day when a certain piece, the theme for the sports news, came on the radio. But he ran _towards the radio, not away from it, and "sang" along. He also came over to the piano and "sang" when I was practicing certain pieces, so I don't think his ears were hurting. FurPaw
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July 19th 04, 02:05 PM
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FurPaw wrote in message ...
If you can't live without Mo, get headphones. ;-) Yeah, that's the only solution, I guess. I've tried to get her to go lie in the bedroom with the door closed, but she insists on sitting next to me...then whining and groaning because her ears hurt. :-( It's just strange that only Mozart bothers her. IB When I was a kid, we had a chihuahua who would start howling every day when a certain piece, the theme for the sports news, came on the radio. But he ran _towards the radio, not away from it, and "sang" along. He also came over to the piano and "sang" when I was practicing certain pieces, so I don't think his ears were hurting. FurPaw
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