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Old 03-26-2013, 09:26 PM
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Originally Posted by cailinruaidh View Post
I have a little dog too. She gives me so much love and affection. She's a Bichon so she loves nothing more than laying on my lap having her ears rubbed. She takes short walks with me and I get out a lot more because of her. If I have trouble sleeping, I'll take her into bed with me and somehow I always doze off. cailinruaidh
You have an excellent point. The comfort of an animal can help a lot. It can give a sense of almost sympathy. My, very large, white and black Maine Coon cat snuggles with me at night. I've noticed the days/nights when I in more pain he sticks closer to me. And that can be a huge comfort! Gives you a sense of support too. Although I have found cleaning the cat box impossible some days.......lol
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