Dog Empathy
Kelsey knows that there is something wrong with Murphy. He won't leave Murph alone.
Written by Melissa on 10:48 AM
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Tuesday, March 28, 2006
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8 Comments:
Yes, Henry David is right. I see that in Tobi all the time - he is sometimes sensitive to the point that it is aggravating ;-)
Kelsey will be there to comfort Murphy through and through - and you as well.
That's what "dog love" is all about.
Hugs to you, Melissa, and to the two furry monsters ;-)
That's so beautiful, how precious they are :o)
It's nice to know that Murph has Kelsey by his side right now when you can't be there.
Thanks, HDT, Karen, Michelle, HP and Sarah. It's sweet that Kelsey is so concerned, but he's concerned to the point that he's driving Murph nuts. I'm wondering if Kelsey should spend some time with my parents to give Murph some peace.
Kelsey could have a couple of benadryl in his food and take a little nap, then Murph could have some peace and quiet.
There are occasional media items about dogs that can detect cancer in humans. Is it possible that Kelsey has this capability? Is there some location that might be able to test and to benefit from his sensititivy - your hospital / UCLA / USC ? Perhaps he could be of dianostic use???
Dogs are so intuitive. I've seen it SO many times.
Give them both a big hug for me!
Sarah, I may have to do that. Poor Murph is getting a sore nose from it being licked.
Paul, my other dog Tommy also knows that Murph is sick, he just has enough sense not to pester him. If Tommy and Kelsey know, then Murph must know too.
Leesa, dogs are amazing. Everyone will get tons of hugs when I get home. :)
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