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Spookie, I'm trying to figure out how a dog that large got a chair that small over his head. Not sure if the dog or the chair are winning!
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Mama, you up? I fell asleep between 8- 11, now wide awake too. I was on Decadron after my brain surgery. Chit, flying in the universe. Talked a blue streak.
Deb with you tomorrow.
How about some Key Lime pie?
Loverly, with my Brittany Max, I used to have a safe place. He was scolded wherever the problem was and then I would go to the safe place which was the stairs. I'd call him and hold him and love on him. There wasn't a delay. The first time he beat me to the steps was sweet. Historically, Max was the most destructive, but he was also my first dog as an adult. They're was a learning curve as far as how to manage the destructiveness. Max was also the smartest. Once we got the rules established on how to manage the destructiveness, we never had a problem after that. He was amazing.
Consider a second dog. The companionship of another dog may make the world of difference. Mitsy would never be alone. If kenneling is needed, both dogs are together. The characteristics to consider. Spayed female. Older, 4-6. Similar size as Mitsy. Lower energy breed. Put word out to SPCA, pound ,church, and friends that you are interested in adopting a dog that is calm, house trained, with no anxiety issues.
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HUH????! ANOTHER DOG??
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Loverly, So funny. Two dogs together can be wonderful. If the mix is right. They take care of each other. But if the age spread is too much than that can upset the balance. We kept one of the Brittany pups from the second litter. Actually had the female Lady, Max and JB(Jimmy Buffet). Lady was killed when JB was < a year. Max was about 7 then. JB just followed Max's lead in everything. We never had any destructive behavior issues with JB. But we had learned from Max. Then latter after we moved here, Rascal (6months) showed up one day. She was a runner. That did cause some issue's, but we learned. Then when Shatzi came as a pup Rascal was pretty old 12. Dini came when Shat's was 6. Dini's approximately the same age. Dini had all kinds of anxiety abuse issue's. Shat's had a great influence. Dini watched everything with Shat's. I had to train both DBF and Dini. Both are doing excellent. Dini's anxiety issue's are gone. Happy, happy dog. Wig wags all the time.
But the mix has to be right. My Vet rescued a dog that an owner wanted to put down. Yikes, her stories weren't good. Totally upset the balance in the home. The Vet thought she could fix the dog. She said it was a very humbling experience. Will find out this month what happened. Like Smarrty getting rid of her Britt. Sometimes it just doesn't work.
It's a thought. Chew on it awhile
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I'll bring my lemon drops to the pocket party. It's actually the only sweet I have a taste for after chemo, unless it's pastry - the flakier the better.
I agree with Sassy about another dog, Loverly. Don't know how my two would manage without each other. If you have a smart phone, try the Petfinder app.
Guess I'll hit the sack. Meds are kicking in. Glad I'm not on steroids. When I had them for chemo I couldn't control my bladder. Not sure that's completely restored.
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good evening ladies. I see several people still up. Yea ! I went to sleep at ten for about 1 1\2 hours. Now awake with back pain. Just took something for it and waiting on it to take effect
Hugs al around
Hootie hoo
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Evie is getting better, may come home on Friday.
My DD, DGD, and DGGD!
And my floor is done.
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she is so beautiful smarty. Congrats again:)
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thus is what it would look like lover......you would hope..lol
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smarty. - Evie in beautiful. Gd and u also. What a good looking family.
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Smarrty Yay!. Your DD is the spittin image of you. So, happy Evie is doing better
Your sewing room is a dream.
Patty Up?
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Smaarty - Great news about Evie and what a lovely photo of the 3 generations. We just need you and your Mom to get in the picture now! Agree with Sas I can really see you in DD. XX
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This is what you get with 2 dogs. No couch space!!
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Smarty- love the family photos. That little Evie has a nice head of hair, doesn't she?
Your floors look great. I had my carpeting pulled out and hard wood floors put in their place over the past year or so and just so love them. I hope you enjoy your new renovated space!
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Thank you all so much for having a pocket party for me!!! Wow!!! I couldn't ask for a better group!!! Each and everyone of you are so very special. I feel very blessed to have you with me!!! Btw, ginger ale sounds perfect! Heading out in about an hour. Deep breath! I did some research so I know what to look for on the screen. LOL!
Smarty - oh my goodness! What a doll!
Hugs all around! xo
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mdnghtdeb. - thinking of you. Breathe. Don't try to read the screen or the tech. Relax ... I know easy to say on this side of the hard metal table - ouch . think about warmer weather , better days
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Good morning owlettes. Slow morning for me
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spookie. - oh my ! Your fur babies are adorable !!! Does that white hair shed ? Do you comb them everyday? Beautiful.
Smarty. - hope Evie is awake, eating well, and peaceful.
Where's chevy ? Anyone know. ?
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Poodles don't shed like other dogs. The fallen hairs stay in and mat. Just look at Spookie funny and she has mats. And sheds. Most people don't keep their Maltese in full coat. I'm a glutton for punishment, but am getting it cut to about 3" next week. She's 8#, Kris is about 20#.
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Splitbean, that must have been a REALLY good smell!!!
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Peppermint.... I'm here! Just trying to not lose patience when dealing with Comcast! What a JOKE! and trying to get a live person to talk to is enough to drive you nuts.... nutser!
Trying to snow.... But Janie is coming over, and we are going to lunch.... So that will be fun.... before the snow really starts up....
Also got my Ipod out.... going to listen to music and read while DH gets his eye done this Thursday.... Those little Ipods are amazing!
Talk to you later! xoxoxoxo
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Smaarty, Love the generations photo. Agreed, you need to get the 5 gen photo done. I have one with me as the baby. I love your sewing space. A cutting table? Sure beats crawling around on the floor.
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chevy. Well be safe. No slipping and sliding about
Spookie. How old are they ?
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Believe it or not, they're playing. The little one, Rose, is the boss; if the big guy gets too rough, she puts him in his place.
Then he's all like, I didn't mean it, and she's all like hmph
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Spookie was 6 this last Halloween. Get her name?
Kris is a rescue, we think he's about 5.
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I just love them! And Mags..... I haven't seen pictures of your dogs before! Thank you for posting them...
Could everyone post pictures of their pets?
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Be not afraid!
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OMD!!!! LOOK WHAT DD SAW TODAY ID TRADE OUR
MUSTANG IN A HEARTBEAT
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Love the dog pics!
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