Re: [PyrNet-L] someone please help me

["nancy dirocco" <ndirocco@berkshire.net>]

     Although my two-- Molly, 5yo pyr, and Bosco, 20 mo Newfie/shep-- are
always under or atop foot and  having to be touching in some way, they are
the worse in bed.  Combined they are about 210 lbs, and I am not small by
any means either.  And when they fall asleep, they are dead weight.  They
know though that they cannot come up on the bed untill I have  claimed my
space and share of the comforters.
Nancy
Molly-- I like them covers to squush up under me
Bosco-- who keeps growing and growing and now stands almost 3" taller than
Molly at the hips


From: Joy McCarron <joym@monmouth.com>


> Robyn,  I don't think it is a "guy thing". Maggie is over 7 yrs old and
you
> described her to a T!!  As long as one hand, arm, or foot is on her she is
> happy!!  Otherwise she is ALWAYS in your face and blocking the company, TV
> or whatever else is in the way. :-)   Joy McCarron (Maggie's Mom)
> From: <Dancingpyr@aol.com>
>
>
> > In a message dated 00-01-07 23:33:14 EST, you write:
> >
> > << This problem is called "being in your face" Mike and is part of the
> > Pyrenean
> >  temperament along with the flying cups of coffee, snout in the private
> >  parts, head on knee when sitting on the loo, the list is endless >>
> >
> > Could this also be a "guy" thing?  When we have three Pyrs in the house,
> the
> > two girls are quite content to spread out on the couch or on the floor.
> But
> > Baron is the "in your face" Pyr.  He'll finally lay down beside your
chair
> as
> > long as you keep one hand on him, just enough for him to feel the
contact.
> > Several years ago, we had a collie/shephard mix, neutered male that was
> the
> > same way.  No, I take that back, Boomer was WORSE!
> >
> > Robyn
> > dancingpyr@aol.com
> > Taylors, SC