All I can say is - this is true love - for good times and bad times, we love them no matter what -- right?
This morning, I just washed the cushion cover in the living room - as soon as the fresh cover was put on, my dog, Corky running so happily and jump on the cushion and peed on it - instead of yelling, I just had to laugh as it was so pathetic. if you know what I mean.. I am like.. why bother yelling... Just as FYI - we have two dogs (Corky and Oreo) also poops on the rugs in the house - I have learned to become patient over the years... -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Nina Sent: Friday, July 01, 2005 9:19 PM To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Subject: Re: OT - 2 things Not that I'm looking for pity, but... When my poor Gypsy was at her worst with IBD, she was constantly leaking just that! I kept thinking that for the sake of everyone else in the household I should confine her, but she would freak out when shut away from everyone else. So, instead, I spent a great deal of time following her around on my hands and knees cleaning up after her. I had towels and throws over almost every stick of furniture. What a nightmare! Thank God that's over with! Nina Del Daniels wrote: > Yes ... last year the vet suggested we take Antonio off the Prozac and > I had thought about it but the night before when I was getting into > bed, my pillow had been zapped. Now we keep Antonio confined to the > large family room and enclosed back porch. There is a screen door > between the family room and dining room. Even though there are others > peeing around, he goes full blast when he gets into the main house. > Knowing there are others dealing with these situations helps keep me > sane while being sorry you have the problems, too. I continually > remind myself to be grateful this is not POOP all over. > > Del
