Names of Dogs and Cats -Reply

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>>>>> "Brandon" == Brandon Parker <Park4864@mailclerk.ecok.edu> writes:

    Brandon> But after hearing our last two poodles sing when I would
    Brandon> play the piano (more likely howling), corky and bouncer,
    Brandon> we named our new poodle Jazz.  It turned out he could
    Brandon> care less about music.  Now my performance of Howlers
    Brandon> gets his attention.  Something about the way I sing it.

My mother's male poodle, Jacques, would come running over by the organ
whenever I played it, back in the 60's and early 70's.  He would sing
along while I played.  I used to think he was howling because it hurt
his ears, but he always wagged his tail, so I guess he enjoyed it.

Now my duaghter's cat, Tornado, come over and jumps up on the organ
bench, always to my left, when I play the organ.  He just sits there
and intently watches my hands moving over the keyboards.

I think animals do like music. in their own way.

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