Comments on: The Migratory Patterns of the Fuzzy Bellied Honey

By: Greyhounds CAN Sit

Greyhounds CAN Sit — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 08:57:56 +0000

While I didn’t read this post out loud (it’s bad enough I talk to my dogs!) I did read it in my head in my best David Attenborough accent:)

Your Fuzzy Bellied Honey is good, but my Bare Bellied Beryl has got a trick Honey might like to use some time. One night I woke up thinking I’d had a stroke. The left side of my face felt very heavy and I couldn’t move it. Then I realised Beryl had a paw planted firmly on my cheek and was pushing me with it, lol. I make sure I start out with at least 50% of the bed because I know I’m going to end up with 5 – 10% of it:) She hasn’t pushed me onto the floor yet but it’s been a close call some nights. She can still be curled up into a ball not much bigger than a pillow.

By: Pup Fan

Pup Fan — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 03:52:51 +0000

In reply to Pamela. Now that would have been funny. :)

By: Elizabeth

Elizabeth — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 01:51:08 +0000

They are elusive in the dark, those fuzzy bellies. 🙂 I’ve only had the mixed blessing of knowing felines with the same nocturnal need to migrate toward warm nooks and crannies, and woke with many a stiff leg/back for it. Cats milk that whole not getting crated thing for all its worth.

Poor sweet Honey. 🙂

By: melF

melF — Sun, 08 Jan 2012 21:14:14 +0000

So funny! I love how she sneaks up into her position. Amazing how she does that.

My sister used to nanny for a family and now she watches their dogs for them when they go on vacation. Their youngest dog is also a Golden and he absolutely loves sleeping on the bed, but he sleeps on your head! No kidding. He prefers sleeping on your pillows and thus ends up on your head. I think I would choose Honey’s migratory patter over Cosmo’s any day. 🙂

BTW – I am lucky enough to have no dogs sleeping on my bed. They prefer the floor or in Daisy’s case, her kennel. Now if only I could stop the migratory patterns of my cat!

By: georgia little pea

georgia little pea — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 14:54:13 +0000

The Fuzzy Bellied Honey – hahaha!

they do tend to take up more and more space. these days, i’m pushed with my back against the wall while Ms Pea sprawls over the bed and snores next to my head. thank goodness she’s only allowed up on the bed after 5 [yeah, we’re working on teaching her how to tell time].

By: HouseTalkN

HouseTalkN — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 13:50:39 +0000

We lost our golden 3 years ago and when we got our Christmas puppy this year, we vowed to keep this pooch off the furniture, out of our beds and secretly vowed to not be so in love with this pup. Needless to say, we have failed on all counts.
There is nothing sweeter than waking up to that sweet puppy breath and seeing those big brown eyes!
Kerry at HouseTalkN (With new puppy obsessed category, “DogTalkN”)

By: Heather

Heather — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 06:54:19 +0000

If you’re not living on the edge then you’re taking up too much space. 🙂

By: houndstooth

houndstooth — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 05:21:32 +0000

Bwaaaaaa ha ha ha ha ha! We have a Smooth Bellied Bunny here who is just as stealthy! This one had me laughing out loud!

By: 24 Paws of Love

24 Paws of Love — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 04:53:23 +0000

The maneuver is even more sly when they work as a team! 🙂

Great post!

By: Kolchak & Jodi

Kolchak & Jodi — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 02:59:15 +0000

Is it wrong that I read this entire thing in my best english-documentary narrator voice? My other half thinks I’ve lost it. LOVE LOVE LOVE it! I don’t know how you sleep with a fuzzy-bellied Honey. I swear, as soon as the lights go out Koly morphs into an elephant. How can one little dog take up SO MUCH SPACE?