The Art of the Snuggle
Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 9:50 pm
Remi here this time. The Gray Haired Lady has been having some issues with the food munchies as several of you seem to have noticed. We here in the puppy pack want to demonstrate our technique to slow down her ability to munch in the evening. According to Herschel this intervention is not recommended for the summer months but seems particularly suited for cold gray February evenings especially while watching the winter Olympics. Some recommend a longer couch. Herschel said he often participated under the expanded conditions but presently since we have only a love seat to work with he keeps to the floor and keeps feet and standing space to a minimum.
So first we let the GHL get comfortable on the couch under her blankie. Here Stuart and Blondie demonstrate their skill of coordinated snuggle. You can tell they are experienced.
Then Stuart let me practice with him.
And I get to practice holding the GHL down with Blondie.
Then Blondie and Stuart let me practice with the Izzy one. Izzy knows how to snuggle but doesn't like to stay still very long. She always thinks that there might be something more exciting somewhere else. Duh, if no one is in the kitchen there really isn't a good reason to wake up and move.....
You can tell that we are very nice puppies and sometimes even let Ed, the cat, hang out with us.
And with the smaller couch we usually just stop at "three dog nights" but we take turns.
So winter may not be over for a few more weeks. It just gives us more time to practice our snuggle art.
PS: This is Ed here. Those pups think they are pretty special but I can tell you that one purring cat can hold her on the couch all by himself.....
So first we let the GHL get comfortable on the couch under her blankie. Here Stuart and Blondie demonstrate their skill of coordinated snuggle. You can tell they are experienced.
Then Stuart let me practice with him.
And I get to practice holding the GHL down with Blondie.
Then Blondie and Stuart let me practice with the Izzy one. Izzy knows how to snuggle but doesn't like to stay still very long. She always thinks that there might be something more exciting somewhere else. Duh, if no one is in the kitchen there really isn't a good reason to wake up and move.....
You can tell that we are very nice puppies and sometimes even let Ed, the cat, hang out with us.
And with the smaller couch we usually just stop at "three dog nights" but we take turns.
So winter may not be over for a few more weeks. It just gives us more time to practice our snuggle art.
PS: This is Ed here. Those pups think they are pretty special but I can tell you that one purring cat can hold her on the couch all by himself.....