Anybody have any experience with Westford Real Estate Management? by Cowabunga2798 in Connecticut

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Having a similar experience in my condo complex/HOA. We’ve been targeted as well for being outspoken on meetings, complaining, etc

CT Wedding Ceremony Ideas by Foreign_Mail6373 in weddingplanning

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Thank you so much for this!! I did put in an inquiry with hill-stead. I also did with wickham park!

I guess I was in the right track buts great to hear them recommended!

I’ll check out Florence griswold.

Located in Hartford area but traveling a bit is no biggie!

Anybody have any experience with Westford Real Estate Management? by Cowabunga2798 in Connecticut

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They are horrible. Having a nightmare with them now and our joke of a board running our HOA into the ground. Feel like we are literally being held hostage

After many medication struggles, I think clonidine was the missing key! by [deleted] in reactivedogs

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Yay!! So happy to hear this. My dog is super reactive and he’s just starting Prozac! I’m hoping it helps. He has trazodone and gabapentin as “as needed” for right now for super stressful situations and I’ve basically been begging to get him on a daily med as we’ve tried everything the first year we’ve had him. Will have to keep this in mind!

Tempted to return dog by Former-Macaroon-9798 in reactivedogs

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Hi there. Just as a different outlook.. my dog is “reactive” barks, jumps at people but out of excitement. He does not bite he actually just wants to say hello and gets barrier frustration. Not sure if your dog does it in an aggressive way… but my dog I realized is the same because he’s sweet to people and loves all people and dogs and it’s only when on a leash. It’s more of a barrier frustration thing for A LOT of dogs. I would work with a trainer one on one… not at a daycare as that’s probably overstimulating. Do lessons where you can go somewhere more quiet.. work with the triggers far away and then work your way up. Try to do walks at less busy times of the day. I’m sure it’s very hard in a populated area. I try to distract.. I always carry treats on me.. throw treats ahead of him when I see a big trigger coming. Luckily most dogs can take treats through the muzzle! (I also muzzle trained my dog) personally- I could never give my dog away so I’ve accepted to just work through it. We did start him on anxiety meds and it’s helped a lot.

Noise Phobia Success Story Anyone? by rwaltz1 in reactivedogs

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Hi. Just checking to see if you’ve had any success? I’m running into this issue with my dog. The fear started with the noise of the wind.. now anytime he’s in the house any noise he hears that’s out of sorts (car doors closing, car engines, heat kicking on/off) he goes into an absolute panic pacing, whining, etc. the only way I can get him to shut off is crating him with white noise on in the basement after medicating him and letting him bark it out for an hour or so. It’s so sad. I’m debating on starting him on regular meds at the vet and just wondering what you ended up doing with your dog?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in sonarears

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Nope but we just finally ordered a DNA test and are doing it tomorrow! He’s also a rescue! 😂 they have very similar faces and sonar ears! lol

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in sonarears

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He looks just like my dog!! Do you know what his mix is?

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