LaurenA
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I would love to get all the behavior guru's take on this...
When I am playing with Rook on the floor, if I lay down he will stand perpendicular to me and rest is entire face over my face. I literally get covered in a blanket of soft bully neck wrinkles. He isn't aggressive about, just very serious about resting his head there. If I try to wiggle away (so I can breathe) he moves closer so he can continue suffocating me. He remains standing, so it doesn't seem like he is trying to get snuggled up to me either... although sometimes he does make a snoring noise. When I sit up, he goes right back to being playful.
Do any other bullies do this? I am just curious if he is being goofy like always, or maybe somehow trying to show dominance or ownership of me. Any ideas?
ps I'd love to get a picture of this, because I am sure it looks hilarious... but it's kind of hard when your buried under a bully.
When I am playing with Rook on the floor, if I lay down he will stand perpendicular to me and rest is entire face over my face. I literally get covered in a blanket of soft bully neck wrinkles. He isn't aggressive about, just very serious about resting his head there. If I try to wiggle away (so I can breathe) he moves closer so he can continue suffocating me. He remains standing, so it doesn't seem like he is trying to get snuggled up to me either... although sometimes he does make a snoring noise. When I sit up, he goes right back to being playful.
Do any other bullies do this? I am just curious if he is being goofy like always, or maybe somehow trying to show dominance or ownership of me. Any ideas?
ps I'd love to get a picture of this, because I am sure it looks hilarious... but it's kind of hard when your buried under a bully.
