Gill & George
Member Since 2015
Good Morning all
Vines and Hugs to all who need them.
George has been super cuddly since he got home, he won't let me out of his sight, he yowls for me if I sneak off into another room and comes trotting to find me when I call out to him
Seems all is forgiven, he did hide in his LB (it has a lid on it) as soon as I got to Sian's to pick him up and sat in it for about an hour in the meatloaf position whilst we had a natter and a coffee
Sian reported that he had been a bit grumpy the first day and had even drawn blood when she tried to test him
, it was a +6 test so she aborted the test as she couldn't tell whose sample she was testing and thought it better to let him calm down, can't say I blame her, thankfully he settled down after the first day, garden gloves were no longer required and was his usual compliant self, Phew. He chilled with her cats on the sofa and even had a morning out in the sun in the courtyard.
Yesterdays Return
This morning we are still in the pink, and not showing any signs of dropping, a bit different from last time he had the sitters reduction, when he came up straight away, back in December. I am starting to wonder if I may need to go back up to 2 (I still can't find those patience pants), the only plus on him still being in pink is that I can go pick up my pups which is a 3 hour round trip this morning without panicking he is going to drop too low (perhaps I shouldn't have said that
)
How long should I wait before counting this as a failed reduction??? I can't be sure that he wasn't given a fur shot or that he might have even got into some contraband at Sian's. I don't like seeing him in these pink numbers at all
especially as he was doing so well before the trip.
Anyways let's see if this cycle sees him working that juice and trending downwards, at least he hasn't continued going up into reds (antijinx).
Vines and Hugs to all who need them.
George has been super cuddly since he got home, he won't let me out of his sight, he yowls for me if I sneak off into another room and comes trotting to find me when I call out to him
Seems all is forgiven, he did hide in his LB (it has a lid on it) as soon as I got to Sian's to pick him up and sat in it for about an hour in the meatloaf position whilst we had a natter and a coffee Sian reported that he had been a bit grumpy the first day and had even drawn blood when she tried to test him
, it was a +6 test so she aborted the test as she couldn't tell whose sample she was testing and thought it better to let him calm down, can't say I blame her, thankfully he settled down after the first day, garden gloves were no longer required and was his usual compliant self, Phew. He chilled with her cats on the sofa and even had a morning out in the sun in the courtyard.Yesterdays Return
This morning we are still in the pink, and not showing any signs of dropping, a bit different from last time he had the sitters reduction, when he came up straight away, back in December. I am starting to wonder if I may need to go back up to 2 (I still can't find those patience pants
), the only plus on him still being in pink is that I can go pick up my pups which is a 3 hour round trip this morning without panicking he is going to drop too low (perhaps I shouldn't have said that)How long should I wait before counting this as a failed reduction??? I can't be sure that he wasn't given a fur shot or that he might have even got into some contraband at Sian's. I don't like seeing him in these pink numbers at all
especially as he was doing so well before the trip.Anyways let's see if this cycle sees him working that juice and trending downwards, at least he hasn't continued going up into reds (antijinx).
Have a good day!
