Rein digs sometimes, but she's more like your Pablo - having to be under the
blankets and right next to someone. I've heard that chis like to burrow. Must
be.
Mindy
emily Bloise <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Referring to weird chichi behavior, does anyone's chi dig before they
lay down and go to sleep? Both of mine dig in the blankets, the couch, the bed,
and act as if they were digging to China! Then then curl up and go to sleep.
Pita actually has to get tucked in her bed with blankets tucked tight under
her, like a pie. Pablo always has to dig and be under the blankets and be right
next to someone. He will not sleep alone, only if he is in hsi crate...
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From: Mindy Nelson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 2006/12/14 Thu PM 12:13:07 CST
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] Re: Kisses sweeter than wine
Wow! That's really interesting. Thanks for sharing. Mindy
Sheila Babcock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi I have been told by therapist that
they have sometimes used Chi to detect seizure in people by laying around there
neck.
Mindy Nelson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I agree too! Rein goes nuts when I
come home after being gone even for a very short while. Another thing that
makes me think her licks are kisses is the way she plays with all of us. When
she's playing with my husband, son, or daughter she plays like she's trying to
grab their hands with her mouth - mouth open and making fun, playful sounds.
When she comes over to me though, or if I join in, I just get lots of kisses,
then she runs back to the rest of them and starts playing again! The kids
say she does it 'cause she loves her mommy!</DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV>Another
thing she does, which I've never seen a dog do before, is climb up on my
shoulders and lay there. She's done it in the car, but then she has the back
of the seat to hold her there. When I'm doing something or walking around, I
have to keep a hand up on her to make sure she doesn't fall off. Whiles she's
up there, if I turn my head and say something to
her, she gives me quick kisses. Has anybody ever had their Chi do this laying
on the shoulders thing? It sure keeps my neck nice and warm now that it's
cold! Mindy
paloaltoalto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I agree with Marsha. They may be
licking us for the taste of food or sweat, BUT my Chi
will not kiss just anyone with food or sweat sticking to them. :) He is very
particular!
The other clue is that he kisses us when he first sees us after a separation
than he does if
we've all been hanging out for a few hours. That suggests it's a greeting.
Dogs have such a rich olfactory life, maybe the scent of a loved human adds
savour to the
delicious junk stuck to our skin. :)
Helen
--- In [email protected], "marsha" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> PPPPFFFFFTTTTTTT. I just can't agree with that assessment and doubt many who
> are <BR>owned by chis could agree either :-)<BR>> My little Taz is a real
> kisser. In fact, every night, he kisses little Dinah for at least 20
> <BR>minutes non stop till her hair is wet and sticking straight up! It is
> real puppy love, don't try
to tell Dinah he just wants her food! lol
> Marsha
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: furdion
> To: [email protected]
> Sent: Wednesday, December 13, 2006 6:28 PM
> Subject: [Chihuahuas] Kisses sweeter than wine
>
>
> Sorry dont want to burst bubbles here but dogs licking your faces is a
> thing they do to get food. It was the way to stimulate the mother into
> giving milk and also regurgitating food (in the wild).
> Excessive licking as in clothes etc they are licking you as your
> smells especially the more personal smells are on the couch, your
> clothes or your bed. So again sorry to take the romance out of the
> precious 'kiss' Cheers Furdion
>
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