Sonya is still pregnant

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Tanada - 23 Jan 2005 23:27 GMT

I never understood the cliché about the husband pacing the floor waiting
for the mum to get serious about giving birth. Until now.

Mandy says that Sonya stayed under the bed and purred all night long.
She came out on occasion to eat her kitten food, get a sip of water, and
use the potty box. She also came up on the bed and got pettins on
occasion. Mandy gave her lots of trills, pettins, scritches, and so
forth. Sonya is settling in nicely.

Still no kittens.

Pam S.

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jmcquown - 23 Jan 2005 23:39 GMT

> I never understood the clich? about the husband pacing the floor
> waiting for the mum to get serious about giving birth. Until now.
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> Pam S.

The kittens will arrive tomorrow (by my best guestimate).

Jill

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Christina Websell - 23 Jan 2005 23:54 GMT

>> I never understood the clich? about the husband pacing the floor
>> waiting for the mum to get serious about giving birth. Until now.
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> Jill

I say Thursday.
Tweed

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Seanette Blaylock - 25 Jan 2005 03:55 GMT

"jmcquown" <jmcquown@bellsouth.net> had some very interesting things
to say about Re: Sonya is still pregnant:

>> I never understood the cliché about the husband pacing the floor
>> waiting for the mum to get serious about giving birth. Until now.
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>> Still no kittens.
>The kittens will arrive tomorrow (by my best guestimate).

Revised guess: Tuesday evening [I'm still going with my original call
of 5 kittens].

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Julie Cook - 24 Jan 2005 01:40 GMT

> I never understood the cliché about the husband pacing the floor waiting
> for the mum to get serious about giving birth. Until now.
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> Pam S.

Awww, purrs for poor Sonya as well as all of the hooman labor coaches.
Best of luck with the kittens. I only have experience with d*g breeding
as I bred an Irish Setter I once owned to a show stud. I ended up with
11 puppies. Yep, eleven <sigh>. I understand though the nervousness of
waiting for everything to begin.

I think Monday will be the day, around 9 p.m. and there'll be five kittens.

Julie

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SUQKRT - 24 Jan 2005 20:18 GMT

>> I never understood the cliché about the husband pacing the floor waiting
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>Julie

Is Sonya your new foster Pam? AOheLL's being odd.
Suz
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Tanada - 24 Jan 2005 23:44 GMT

>>>I never understood the cliché about the husband pacing the floor waiting
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> Suz
> Macmoosette

Yes she is. When we picked her up on Saturday, we were told that she
could have the kittens at any time. I lost my guess (Sunday, 6 kittens)
already. Rob says two weeks from yesterday (Sunday) and four kittens.

Pam S.

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