Hey Phil,
It's amazing what animals know, and their reactions keep life interesting.
My cat, Jade, is very protective of me around strangers, and she
always knows when I'm in pain
Have a blessed day.
Donna

On 6/25/15, Pat Ferguson <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Hi Phil,
>
> Well, it's a good thing he took that old love seat. lol.
>
> I love those kind of prayer requests and answers. lol.
>
> Thanks much.
>
> Many Blessings,
>
> Pat Ferguson
> "I can Do all Things Through Christ Who Strengthens Me" Philippians 4:13.
>
> At 09:36 PM 6/24/2015, you wrote:
>>Our five little dachshunds sometimes all get up
>>into the recliner to sit with Sandy or
>>me.  Since that makes it pretty crowded, my son
>>said he had an old love seat that his dogs had
>>chewed up and he was going to toss it out so we
>>could try it.  We used it for a few weeks but
>>decided not to use it any more because are dogs
>>chewed up even more the places where our son’s
>>big dogs had chewed.  Our son came over and
>>pulled the old love seat out and we thought it
>>had been taken to the trash.  One of our
>>dachshunds started having a very unusual
>>problem.  He would sniff under the front door to
>>our house  and become so hyper, he would just go
>>nuts.  This went on daily for about three
>>weeks.  We tried figuring out everything to
>>solve the problem but the dog just insisted
>>something, or somebody, was out there.  Sandy
>>and I talked about it and as I walked into the
>>kitchen, I prayed and asked the Lord to help us
>>figure out why Austin was so nervous around that
>>front door.  No sooner had I prayed that Sandy
>>said, I wonder if it could be that old couch
>>Everett put on the front porch?  I had no idea
>>it was still around so I told my son and he came
>>and took it away.  Within about 24 hours, Austin
>>no longer could smell that old love seat and he
>>has been fine ever since then.  I told you it was strange.
>>
>>Phil.
>