[nagdu] Doggie Paws

[Juanita Herrera]

Unfortunately, none of the desks are against the wall. It's pretty
unpredictable as for the amount of traffic. Sighted people are
unpredictable and they walk whereever they can. Lol!

On 4/18/12, Meghan Whalen <mewhalen at gmail.com> wrote:
> Is it possible to sit in a desk along the wall?  Can you have her lay
> down with her paws pointing towards whichever side has less foot
> traffic?  I have also used my foot as a buffer before by tucking the
> dog's paws next to my foot so they can not stretch out as much.  I'm not
> sure that makes sense.
>
> Meghan
> On 4/18/2012 5:34 PM, Juanita Herrera wrote:
>> Hello List,
>> i am a college student, and during classes Anise sleeps under my desk.
>> However, her paws stick out a bit into the aisle where people walk by
>> and Sometimes step on her. I have tried tucking her paws under her,
>> but she is so stubborn and she puts them out again. I mean, her entire
>> body fits under the desk, but the only problem are her paws. Does
>> anyone have any recommendations or advice for me. I don't want her
>> paws being stepped on so much.
>> Best,
>> Juanita And Anise
>>
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