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One of Bowpi’s latest nicknames is the “Iron Donut.”
She earned this name from being utterly immobile due to an inexplicable increase in mass density when curled up in sleep. We’re lucky she doesn’t snark when awoken, since she loves sleeping right on top of or tightly sandwiched in between people. If she’s on a blanket, you can lift the entire thing and move her aside with no complaint (except perhaps an exasperated sigh), and she’ll barely shift or uncoil.
Bowpi may harbor the ability to manipulate the laws of physics… but luckily for us all, she just doesn’t care enough to use it for evil.
Defiant haiku:
Curled tight as a tail
Moving Bowpi-density
Requires a crane
hi there
i read your blog from jan.2011 on soloxine. I experienced these strange episodes with my doberman after having her on 0.8mg/d of thyro tab. I scared me enough to take her off the thyroxine. I was wondering if you would be able to tell me how the story went on, on how strong a dose you setlled, if the dose is fine and are there any more side effects. The last time we had the T4 taken, it was at 19, so a low normal yet my dog seemed to slide into thyrotoxicosis, specifically 3-4 hrs after her night dose. Little info online. My vet is a dud, suggests more and more t4 testing, which at $200/test i just can’t afford any more. I wll start a trial with 0.2mg/day over 2 doses shortly, not without monitoring heart beat and temperature now without meds and under meds.. Any input would be greatly appreciated. Please email me !
As long as dog talents are not used for evil, we’re all ahead of the game.