Thanks for the quick response and detailed answers, I never realised in your world that dragons came in such varieties let alone furry dragons too. 
Originally, there was just the one geneline, but being open-source, they were quickly modified to suit individual tastes.
I hope you wont mind another round of questions
Not at all!
I have to admit I may have forgotten about how much genetic manipulation is involved what sort of costs are involved from going from a regular boring human to a regular dragon, What bout the cost of becoming a Lapdragon after all the Bodyshop doesn't seem to run on the cheep with all the experiments they perform on the Spokesbeast.
Lots of genetic manipulation. Costs are surprisingly modest, and often covered by insurance policies - transgenics like dragons and elves are notoriously healthy and long-lived. Which is to say, an insurance company's costs go down markedly once someone is augmented. Many make transitioning to dragon, or especially elf, nearly free in order to reduce their payouts. (Not that they necessarily reduce your premiums… But in spite of that, this is very much a win-win.)
Once you're a dragon, becoming a lapdragon involves finding a keeper, which is often someone you knew ahead of time, but sometimes you're matched and introduced by a matching service, often a paid service. The rest of it is a series of “relatively minor” surgeries, the majority of which really are relatively minor. Only one, removing the wings, is not minor. And having said that, it all benefits from the economies of scale pioneered by modern high-volume / low-cost spay/neuter clinics. The cheapest human orchiectomy I could find was $3000 cash; a veterinarian will do the same thing for your furred friend for $100–200, and high-volume clinics charge a (possibly subsidized) $50. Dewclaw surgery for dogs is anywhere from $50 a leg when combined with another appointment, to $560 all-in. Declawing runs $100–500 depending on method and provider. Branding, piercing, and dental extractions round down to free with the package, since fixed costs of anesthesia is already paid, and labor requirements are so small, and consumables are nil. Microchip implants are $25ish.
All-in cost in 2017 dollars?
$100 Neuter
$100 Declaw
$200 Dewclaws
$ 25 Implant
$200 Wing clipping
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$625 Total
There's also two drug cocktails given, one fast-acting, and later on they add another one that's long-acting, but they're both relatively cheap. The long-acting one is given in an injection every six months, and sells for $40 a dose. I can easily see the other one being $35, bringing us to an even $700. Now, adding efficiency improvements, doing the same thing with less resources thanks to more advanced technology reducing the need for costly consumables, economies of scale, where there's fixed costs to operate a clinic, and the more patients you treat the less of those fixed costs each has to pay, and package discounts, where you only need one antibiotic prescription, one dose of anesthetics, and one surgical scrub-down, and we can probably cut that price tag significantly. Given that dragons are a designed life form, they are resilient, easy to work on, and hard to kill, we should also add corner-cutting to our list. For example, their claws are designed so that if badly snagged, they rip away cleanly rather than destroying a digit. This makes declawing something you can do without cutting or sedation or even anesthesia, if your patient has a strong stomach. (It's described as “only hurting if you watch” but feeling “profoundly uncomfortable” otherwise) Most don't do that any more, but it's an option. And it makes other kinds of surgical declawing quick and easy. An example of technological efficiencies, the heavy use of “meat glue” - transglutiminase - in place of sutures makes sealing wounds nearly instant and nearly permanent, and is an essential component of any modern dragon declawing, joining the tendons that attached to the claw to one another, and closing the incision without stitches or pain, reducing bruising at the site, and massively accelerating the full recovery. It's also cheap.
Another principle is that cutting is a loss-leader; the 'Shoppe makes much more money on transformation and regeneration, and they also operate a small network veterinary hospital that's treating injured parahumans who the medical establishment doesn't know how to treat properly - or at least optimally.
I suspect that, if you don't get in on a free-for-volunteers event, but that if you're patient and wait for a sale, you could get lapped for $250–350, and normal pricing is around $500.
How are Lapdragons seen in society itself, 
Initially, they were scandalous exhibitionists, but within ten years they were normalized by society. This was caused by reality marching on alongside the scandal - a generation of kids were born and raised with pet dragons in the family. Amongst those coming of age amongst this, it was just … normal. Elsewhere, outrage fatigue and fading novelty conspired to normalize the lifestyle. This is all to say, “It depends.” It depends on where you are, and when. Later in the story, they're just another small if charming facet of life in the suburbs and cities.
…do many find work or continue to work after being lapped or is it more common for them to go on to play the role of pet. I suspect its more of a case by case base
Many play the role of pet, but there are many knowledge jobs that lapdragons can do even while playing the pet. Computer keyboards for those without thumbs and with only three-fingered paws are based on the Keybowl, originally built for people with carpal tunnel syndrome in the early oughties. Work-from-home jobs are favored, because on the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog. ;) Others are brought to work by their keepers, where they serve as assistants and gofers. This arrangement raised eyebrows at first, but the advantages of giving everyone unpaid secretaries quickly becomes apparent. :p
Honestly I'd got to say id love to have a Lapdragon for a bed partner…
Me too! :D
…but would be a little hesitant to offer myself up to be lapped,
Me too, but I think I'd still do it once I found someone I trusted to hold my leash. :D
… dose the Bodyshop deal with many customers with buyers remorse…
No. However, they offer what's colloquially known as “My God What Have I Done” insurance, so if your reaction is dominated by regret and dysphoria, you're not screwed.
… or does the hormonal doses each Lapdragon receives keep them from speaking up…
No.
… or distort their view. More speaking of those given the surprise Lapdragon treatment.
Yes. Later in the story, the personality altering drug cocktail gets stronger; this is not widely known even amongst people selling the drug and even those in the company taking it. The effect is subtle, if powerful. Still, it's not magic brainwashing like you see in cartoons. You have to start with someone who's at least open to the idea, and then sell them on it. The drugs just make it a little easier.
If they do how much of the procedure is reversible, you've mentioned in the past having your own balls regrown.
Essentially everything is reversible, given unlimited time and resources. They may not get every freckle just right when they put you back to human, but you'll be recognizably you. I mean, unless your time, resources, and patience really are unlimited, in which case you can keep going back for what's essentially cosmetic surgery every weekend to fix little things like that. 
Is that through a hormonal dose you are given or are they grown separately and reattached surgically?
They're grown separately and reattached surgically, then you're treated with nanotechnology to help them integrate quickly and cleanly. The nanotech is still far too crude to grow them back like a healing potion.
How hard is it to get a Lapdragon to cum?
Harder than it was before, not as hard as you might fear. Still, their stamina is one reason that they're not just sexual “bottoms” - get them going, and with a little preparation they can rock your bed all night. At worst, there's no such thing as a lapdragon two-pump-chump. However, like all things, this is negotiable. Implants can tickle nerves in just the right way, triggering a remote-controlled erection or climax.
I was thinking given the lack of testacies they would struggle to achieve erection with out significant stimulation with out the hormones produced there or getting a hold of a used gland or two.
It's really all over the place. 90% of sex is between your ears; 10% is between your legs. Those who think that being a neutered pet dragon is fucking sexy may start lipsticking just by thinking about it; those who were cut with the goal of freeing themselves from an overactive libido will find the hormonal reduction the dominant effect. Typically though, the stereotype says that lapdragons are receptive, and won't take the initiative, but once given adequate encouragement, are enthusiastic lovers who make sure their partner is enjoying themselves.
Also how long does it take for the gland's effect to become evident after being eaten?
Psychosomatic effects start immediately. I haven't worked out the pharmacokinetics, to be honest, but I'd guess it's within about 15 minutes, and lasting for a few hours.
Given the Bodyshop's target market I'm kind of surprised the don't seem to offer a range of bondage especially for dragons or is this something which hasn't been seen yet in the story arch.
The Bodyshoppe sells implants, prosthetics, transformation, tattoos, piercings… that's their stock in trade. They're more likely to partner with somebody else who knows bondage accessories. However, the tack they make for their own use is available for purchase, and is of an excellent, workaday quality - not just decorative. As such, it MUST be of excellent quality, comfortable, and easy to wear, or it will cut into the ability of a working dragon to work.
Just realized many of these questions would've gone well under the Tv interview post you made a while back lol
Ooo, you're probably right! Mind if I adapt this into a story like that?
Love your work, sorry of the text wall 
Thank you! Nothing to apologize for, I enjoy these. :D
Have a great day
I plan to. :D You do the same!