Well I'll be.....

[WharfRat]

With the new job (in training still) I really haven't spent much time with the Zon's cause of my hours (1-9:30pm). I have been letting the GW's stay up cause spending time with them is pretty critical since they are so close to me. Tonight after spending time with them, Deb came into the office (yes, I pretty much live/work in here now) and told me the Zon's must be missing me, they were covered up and wouldn't settle down. (I thought, yea right) She brought them into the office and they got pretty calm. I was actually able to go over to Deb and hold out my arm and they BOTH climbed on without even biting me!!!! :11: (A FIRST!!) They never let me get them while on her. Deb left, sat down and put on some "slower" music than normal and they were happy as could be. Shiloh even snuggled up against the back of my head and got comfy! No, still couldn't pet them but they stayed put when I tried.

Just goes to show, patience and perseverance DOES pay off even if little by little.

 

[JerseyWendy]

Oh wow! So they DO love you, Scott! And they obviously missed you a whole lot, too.

 

[henpecked]

All those attempts at socialization are paying off. You'll be a "good guy" before you know it. If given the chance most zons will accept peoples other than their favorite, ie; Jake and my wife and kids, or Her hen Stacie and myself.They really aren't as "oneperson" as most owners think. Congrats , you'll be the "flock master" around your house and the wife, second fiddle, LOL. Of course your choice on "time of day" has a lot to do with your success.

 

[bkparrot]

They never cease to surprise....hope you got a photo

 

[WharfRat]

hope you got a photo

No I didn't, I was still trying to unwind and "come down" from class. :30:

Somewhere in here is a video or 2 of me with the Zon's in the office together.

 

[Cowtown]

That is so cool.... your patience has paid off... congrats