His face is so wrinkley and smushed up that he sounds like he's growling when he's breathing heavy. I'd wager that the dog that's next door is excited by activity and is pushing his face into the fence so hard that he sounds more vicious than he is. Of course, snarling and growling is a sign of fear from dogs. I wonder if Pithlet's kids have been harassing the dog when her back is turned?
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