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The look your pet gives when your naked

This of course is no serious topic, just totally random. I often times wonder what my dog is thinking as she stares at my huge bubbly body naked. Im starting to think she likes it as she's always front and center for the show. Lol.

My dog is my number one companion she loves to be on me, under me, near me...whatever. It proves to be a challenge when she tries to sit on my thighs but my stomach pushes her off. Lol! I wonder if she too will note the changes that my body is about to take on. I wonder if she'll give me a break from toy throwing when I come home from the hospital. And maybe be more cooperative on her leash. Ahhh one can dream.

Sorry yall, I just love my dog....5 days till surgery and the pressures getting to me.

It's never too late, until its too late

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@@MinaDina

I adopted my lap dog right after surgery. He could barely sit in my lap, even though he is tiny.

Now he uses my lap as a playground. He will jump directly into my lap. He walks all over my thighs. He turns around and adjusts. Just whatever he wants. He has plenty of room.

Your dog will love your new body, and possible increased Snacks from you not eating as much.

We call one of our cats "voyeur kitty" because she purrs during intimate moments. She got kicked out when she tried to get between my legs...

Sunday morning here in the UK. Sitting in bed with husband, three dogs and two cats. Dogs can't believe how far they get walked now that I've lost weight. Four to five miles every morning is a lot for little legs.post-266130-14699519201542_thumb.jpgpost-266130-14699519201542_thumb.jpgpost-266130-14699519201542_thumb.jpg

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Sunday morning here in the UK. Sitting in bed with husband, three dogs and two cats. Dogs can't believe how far they get walked now that I've lost weight. Four to five miles every morning is a lot for little legs.attachicon.gif ImageUploadedByBariatricPal1469951916.361070.jpgattachicon.gif ImageUploadedByBariatricPal1469951916.361070.jpgattachicon.gif ImageUploadedByBariatricPal1469951916.361070.jpg

Awww I love that picture. My lil dog will no doubt be very very glad when we get to that point...nah who am I kidding she'll be mad as heck, her lil legs would give out. I'll just have to carry her home which could be a form of exercise in itself.

It's never too late, until its too late

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We call one of our cats "voyeur kitty" because she purrs during intimate moments. She got kicked out when she tried to get between my legs...

That's so funny. My dog loves intimate moments...loves to stare you dead in your face, which then makes the moment creepy rather that intimate. Lol

It's never too late, until its too late

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One of mine looking at me right now..........she's probably saying, "Glad you are enjoying a lazy day off work, Old Man".

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Sunday morning here in the UK. Sitting in bed with husband, three dogs and two cats. Dogs can't believe how far they get walked now that I've lost weight. Four to five miles every morning is a lot for little legs.attachicon.gifImageUploadedByBariatricPal1469951916.361070.jpgattachicon.gifImageUploadedByBariatricPal1469951916.361070.jpgattachicon.gifImageUploadedByBariatricPal1469951916.361070.jpg

Your post made me smile hugely !!!!!!!!!!

Mmmmmm............now there's an idea............

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