Does your yorkie get really angry?
 

I'm sitting in the back yard with Cookie and she's reading this squirrel up in the tree the riot act. Growling, jumping, yelling, and a really angry bark. Sounds like the yorkie equivalent of Hitler at the Nuremberg rallies. I mean she sounds crazy. God help whatever squirrel she manages to get a hold of one day.

Lol the last part sounded so funny! Chloe doesn't really bark unless someone comes home.. Otherwise she's a pretty quiet baby. Sometimes I want her to bark when I talk to her so we can have a full conversation.. Haha :p

Sounds like our Jack. He did get a hold of a squirrel this past winter, well, part of its tail anyway and that squirrel has not forgotten it! He will chatter right back at Jack when they see each other. It's kind of funny actually.

Tibbe gets really wild over squirrels but he doesn't seem angry - just focused and very intense.

Sakura will go nuts trying to get to any squirrel she sees, along with birds and mice. But Axel, man if he is playing with another dog and that dog steps on him accidentally while playing he goes into what I call Tasmanian Devil mode. Like as if to say "how dare you step upon my magnificence!"

Sounds so entertaining!! Barney hates squirrels too!!

Gizmo only argues with his best kitty friend Lucy, and they argue a lot !!!!! We went to catalina island last weekend and Gizmo went to the babysitter, but Lucy thinks he went with us for 2 days and Lucy has been relentless all week telling him off lol. Oh I wish I were back in catalina, I fear my ears are going to be damaged by the time they quit arguing :-) the other 2 cats could care less HAHAHAHA.

Never been to Catalina (but been to Redondo Beach 1,000,000 times). What's fun to do out there?

Couver and Khloe hate squirrels. When we let them out back, they make sounds that I do not hear them make except for when they see squirrels. They sound like they are dying, but they are just wound up!

Our little Lolita (RIP sweet girl) would sit for an hour at a time barking at a squirrel that lived in the tree in our front yard. The squirrel would come down just out of her reach and chatter and taunt her it was really funny to watch.

Allie hates squirrels, cats and yes, chickens.

I think she needs anger management.

my now past lil girls all chased after squirrels, mice,chip monks, wouldn't say they were angry. My newly adopted boy Cody gets angry at ME, when I tell him NO. He get all in my face,growling, barking, he gets no angry he'll nip may hand, when I tell him no bite, he'll get one of his toys and try to kill it lol, now that's getting angry lol. Cody is a city boy, will now life his life as a country boy and I did show him a squirrel feeding at my bird feeder this winter, he went ballistic. I can't wait for the weather to get warmer & the critters come back to my yard to see Codys reaction to the wild life country
living offers. This is going to be one exciting summer for me & my new lil boy.

These are such funny stories! Snoopy has it in for squirrels too. They know just how far he can go. They go up the one tree, over the roof, and down the other tree. He also has a thing for the broom, and trash bags. But I think he's happiest when he's got something to bark about. And I do have to point out that we haven't been attacked by squirrels, brooms or trash bags since we got Snoopy.

Sally never gets mad at anything. She makes a lot of noises, but almost never barks.

Tibbe sits on his stool by the big, front living room ceiling to floor window and watches for cats for hours at a time! And he's not just idly hanging out there, resting on the cushion. No, he's sitting there erect, ears up and slightly forward, mouth tense and eyes just focused intently on anything and everything that moves in front of the house. His neck is ever-so-slightly arched as when he's scented something and is tracking it and he's in total hunter mode, just watching for the hated/loved cat to come into view. And if it does, he scares me silly. He will suddenly crash into the glass, toenails scratching madly at it, with a sudden, ear-splitting barking like a crazy dog and trying his best to get through the window.

And oh, my, if the cat, who knows he's safe out there away from Tibbe, should saunter in a slow, steady, teasing manner up onto our porch and - gasp! - lie down on the porch within a few feet of Tibbe - he absolutely launches into orbit!!!!!!!!!! He just goes ballistic barking hysterically and scratching at the window and he will fall off his stool he barks so hard and I always run to be sure he's not hurt himself somehow. But he's totally lost himself in his "hunter" mode and doesn't care that he fell off the stool, just jumps right back up and never hardly misses a bark. And he will stay there barking just like that for as long as the cat stays there on the porch and the barking only lessens as the cat begins to move away and continues as long as he can see it. And after the cat leaves and goes on his way, Tibbe will stay there for hours in his ultra-alert mode afterward, watching for it. On more than two or three nights, he's sat up and watched out that window until after 2:00 a.m., when I last checked the clock before I finally fell asleep and have no idea when he gave it up and came to bed. He's my little watchdog and nothing escapes his "comments" when he's watching out that window - including squirrels, big birds, the occasional dog-walkers or people or kids playing - but cats are his favorite "prey" to watch for.

Watching out the front window and having the cat come up onto the porch and lie down close to the window is just the highlight of his day and keeps him entertained and out of my hair for hours and I am soooooo grateful to kitty! 'Cause as soon as kitty leaves and Tibbe finally gives up his watch, now he comes to me with a newly drawn list of requirements!

Oh my. Bella actually tries to chase the squirrel up the tree! Mr squirrel sits just out of reach and laughs at her. She really gets angry at her sisters ( a lab and a Shih Tzu) and I have to remove her from the area. Lol.

Ricky is our squirrel hunter!! He rarely barks...but he will bark when he is treeing a squirrel. He doesn't seem angry....it's more of an excited bark, although I think he does get a bit frustrated that he can never catch them.

Ruby arch enemy is the Mail Man . . she just goes ballistic. And when she is in that state the other two just step back and get out of her way. Because she will turn that frustration onto them. It take every once of me to get her to snap out of it and join us back in reality !! He just laughs at her . . we even tried several introductions and I gave him treats to give her and that lasted about 2 mins. each time. So I gave up !

Our little Yorkie/Havanese mix (6 1/2 lbs) used to literally "play" hide n' seek with a squirrel around the base of a huge maple tree when we lived in MI. It was so cute because it was so obviously only play. Of course at other times she chased the squirrels all over the yard!

just to funny, these lil critter's get so intense when teased by a cat. tooo cute

They really do get intense and terribly focused. And it keeps him engaged for hours at a time. LOL. I wonder if he thinks he's going to get to that cat somehow this time! He's so dedicated!!!

I'd say no... ours is protective or observant...but rarely barks.