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Posted by Dr_brat on September 3, 2009, 9:04 pm
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> > On Thu, 03 Sep 2009 16:03:24 -0400, Belinda Alene
> >>On Wed, 02 Sep 2009 21:31:03 -0300, lucretiabor...@fl.it wrote:
> >>>On Wed, 02 Sep 2009 17:53:59 +0100, "Bruce Fletcher (remove dentures
> >>>>"There is growing evidence that knitting has health benefits such as
> >>>>helping to lower stress levels and reducing the risk of memory loss. =
A
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> >>>>clinical trial has previously demonstrated the benefits of knitting a=
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> >>>>therapy for those with mental illness."
> >>>><http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/highlands_and_islands/8233312.st=
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> >>>I agree, I put it on the same level as stroking the cat, though it has
> >>>a more useful end product lol
> >>LOL, you mean you don't do both at once? =A0It seems if I sit any where
> >>except the
> >>sewing machine I have a cat in my lap along with what ever work I am
> >>doing.
> > Oddly enough this cat and her predecessor were not lap cats. =A0I swear
> > if this one departs the world I shall test out cats at the shelter for
> > lapability lol
> I'm always amazed that my little velcro dog, who gives slurpy kisses and
> hugs on demand, isn't a lapdog either. =A0 He will do me a favor and sit =
for a
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> few minutes, but then he's off me. =A0 Always nearby, but not on.
My 65lb beast, on the, other hand, is a total lap dog, as long as he
can have his back paws on the ground. (Unless it's lightening out,
then he wants all four paws up). Harry likes a good cuddle sometimes
and will get on the bed to get one, but Cash will crawl up in my lap
with almost no provocation at all.
Elizabeth
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Posted by Lucille on September 3, 2009, 9:22 pm
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> > On Thu, 03 Sep 2009 16:03:24 -0400, Belinda Alene
> >>On Wed, 02 Sep 2009 21:31:03 -0300, lucretiabor...@fl.it wrote:
> >>>On Wed, 02 Sep 2009 17:53:59 +0100, "Bruce Fletcher (remove dentures
> >>>>"There is growing evidence that knitting has health benefits such as
> >>>>helping to lower stress levels and reducing the risk of memory loss. A
> >>>>clinical trial has previously demonstrated the benefits of knitting as
> >>>>a
> >>>>therapy for those with mental illness."
> >>>I agree, I put it on the same level as stroking the cat, though it has
> >>>a more useful end product lol
> >>LOL, you mean you don't do both at once? It seems if I sit any where
> >>except the
> >>sewing machine I have a cat in my lap along with what ever work I am
> >>doing.
> > Oddly enough this cat and her predecessor were not lap cats. I swear
> > if this one departs the world I shall test out cats at the shelter for
> > lapability lol
> I'm always amazed that my little velcro dog, who gives slurpy kisses and
> hugs on demand, isn't a lapdog either. He will do me a favor and sit for a
> few minutes, but then he's off me. Always nearby, but not on.
My 65lb beast, on the, other hand, is a total lap dog, as long as he
can have his back paws on the ground. (Unless it's lightening out,
then he wants all four paws up). Harry likes a good cuddle sometimes
and will get on the bed to get one, but Cash will crawl up in my lap
with almost no provocation at all.
Elizabeth
Puff, all 8 lbs. of him, will fly around my house barking at lightening and
thunder to make it go away. When it does stop he comes looking for me
quivering with excitement and prancing around with a hey mom, I chased all
that noise away for you look on his face. He's the least scared of storms
dog I've ever seen.
Aren't they amazing?
L
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Posted by on September 4, 2009, 6:50 am
On Thu, 3 Sep 2009 18:04:17 -0700 (PDT), Dr_brat
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>My 65lb beast, on the, other hand, is a total lap dog, as long as he
>can have his back paws on the ground. (Unless it's lightening out,
>then he wants all four paws up). Harry likes a good cuddle sometimes
>and will get on the bed to get one, but Cash will crawl up in my lap
>with almost no provocation at all.
>Elizabeth
How is Harry doing Brat ?
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Posted by Dr_brat on September 4, 2009, 6:38 pm
On Sep 4, 6:50=A0am, lucretiabor...@fl.it wrote:
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> On Thu, 3 Sep 2009 18:04:17 -0700 (PDT), Dr_brat
> >My 65lb beast, on the, other hand, is a total lap dog, as long as he
> >can have his back paws on the ground. =A0(Unless it's lightening out,
> >then he wants all four paws up). =A0Harry likes a good cuddle sometimes
> >and will get on the bed to get one, but Cash will crawl up in my lap
> >with almost no provocation at all.
> >Elizabeth
> How is Harry doing Brat ?
Harry is doing excellent! He joined Cash and Ziggy (friend's Belgian
Tervuren who is Cash's age) on our walk this morning. We cut it a
little short for him, but he was so happy to come along with us and he
just hop/walked right along with us. He's so clearly pain-free that
I'm glad we decided to take the leg off. 6 weeks today.
Elizabeth
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Posted by on September 4, 2009, 7:26 pm
On Fri, 4 Sep 2009 15:38:53 -0700 (PDT), Dr_brat
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>> How is Harry doing Brat ?
>Harry is doing excellent! He joined Cash and Ziggy (friend's Belgian
>Tervuren who is Cash's age) on our walk this morning. We cut it a
>little short for him, but he was so happy to come along with us and he
>just hop/walked right along with us. He's so clearly pain-free that
>I'm glad we decided to take the leg off. 6 weeks today.
>Elizabeth
As I told you, he is not the first dog I have known who had it done
and they all seemed to just carry on and give no indication that it
was awful for them. One, a sort of Corgi/mix breed, was pretty swift
on three legs, inelegant, but swift lol Good for Harry.
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> >>On Wed, 02 Sep 2009 21:31:03 -0300, lucretiabor...@fl.it wrote:
> >>>On Wed, 02 Sep 2009 17:53:59 +0100, "Bruce Fletcher (remove dentures
> >>>>"There is growing evidence that knitting has health benefits such as
> >>>>helping to lower stress levels and reducing the risk of memory loss. =