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    Re: Lack of grip a sign of comfort?

    Quote Originally Posted by Elise.m View Post
    IMO it's a sign of "I trust you're not going to let me fall"
    I think there is some truth to this. Nico is 9lbs, and she is big. I cuddle with her every night and she never grabs on to me, or tries to enforce her grip. She DID when I first got her 5 months ago. She was always making sure she was 100% steady and safe when I would hold her or carry her around. Now Fat Nicki could care less. She is not afraid of anything I do with her, and she has the potential of being injured badly because she is so big. She my cuddle bug.
    Chocolate Muffin (f- normal) - 4 1/2 years old
    Nico N. Wilson (f - normal) - 20 years old

    and introducing:


    Doreanne P. Smithe - 3 years old
    (f - BCI /CRTB)


    WELCOME HOME!
    Doreanne

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