I'm fast reaching the stage where I'm becoming disenchanted with pets!!  
Todays episode occurred when I had a friend drop in to see me.   We sat
chatting over a cuppa, and the dog, as she does, landed on my lap, then
eventually took up her usual position squashed down beside me in the arm chair.
 (She was trained young to always leave room on the lap for a lace pillow!)

The doorbell rang - someone bringing a book to my DH, who was out, so I dealt
with the chap at the door.

When I returned to my chair, I immediately found I had a wet bottom.  Dog got
thrown outside...fast!   I don't know if it was "leakage" whilst she sat
squashed in beside me, or whether she decided to squat there instead of asking
to go out whilst I was at the door.

After my friend left a couple of minutes later, I had to go and change:  my
slacks, pants, woollen tights (remember its winter here!)and shirt with long
tail all were wet.    How much longer can a 14 year old dog live???!!   I love
her dearly, but I am starting to think she's going senile.

Ruth (Sydney, Australia)

 --- Bev Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi everyone and Ruth
> 
> It must have been a day for synchronic radio - no, not the peeling onions
> but the doggy thing...I was listening to the radio morning show and there
> was an interview with someone whose dog was attacked by a raccoon. The
> dog's owner works at the station, brought her dog in with her for the
> feature. No listener would have been the wiser, except after her
> interview, the host and someone were gagging a bit (dogs will be dogs),
> and no windows to open, in their hot, subterranean studio.
> 
> Perhaps they should have had some onions to peel ;)
> 
> I am affected by onions; I run cold water over them after cutting off the
> root and top ends, and again after removing the outer layer. The bits go
> into the compost bucket.


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