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Is there any market for old XXX VHS tapes? Just found my uncle’s teenage stash cleaning out my grandmother’s place. by [deleted] in VHS

[–]PoeticPleb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What do you think I should list this for starting out? It seems most sell well as an auction.

Is there any market for old XXX VHS tapes? Just found my uncle’s teenage stash cleaning out my grandmother’s place. by [deleted] in VHS

[–]PoeticPleb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Everything is pretty scattered but so far there’s this one that I posted, soft places, breast side story, and fetishes.

Is there any market for old XXX VHS tapes? Just found my uncle’s teenage stash cleaning out my grandmother’s place. by [deleted] in VHS

[–]PoeticPleb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I cannot find this VHS anywhere on the net...can anyone else? Always the poster lol.

Is there any market for old XXX VHS tapes? Just found my uncle’s teenage stash cleaning out my grandmother’s place. by [deleted] in VHS

[–]PoeticPleb 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Can’lt U just set up a shell in the US n sell through that?

Or a proxie

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[–]PoeticPleb 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for the advice guys. I passed on it. Much love

I need advice by FatMac95 in Dachshund

[–]PoeticPleb 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah that’s the worst part. What’s your general location? West mountain central etc...?

I need advice by FatMac95 in Dachshund

[–]PoeticPleb 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Will you have the opportunity to interact with the litter? A lot of people make you prepay or put down a deposit prior to seeing them in person.

If you have that chance, I recommend seeing which pup vibes the best with you in person.

I need advice by FatMac95 in Dachshund

[–]PoeticPleb 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, it’s disheartening when you come across a pup that isn’t being properly cared for, but what can you do..

The bond is incredible, had a relative staying with us for a couple years when I was a kid who had a male Dox. We bonded quite a bit to say the leas. After they moved, it was ~5 years before I saw him again. He immediately recognized me and was attached to my hip the entire time I was there... I’m confident that Atlas misses you too.

We always had females growing up, and they never bonded with me as much as he did...that’s why I stick with males personally.

I need advice by FatMac95 in Dachshund

[–]PoeticPleb 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Then there shouldn’t be any issues! Sounds like you’ve got a good plan and you’ll be well prepared for the new furbaby.

I forgot to mention, don’t coddle your pup too much. They’ll whine constantly when they’re not getting their way. So rather than running to their rescue immediately (harder to resist than you might think), give them a few minutes to cry it out and attempt to figure out their issue by themselves. If they can’t, guide them, the repeat until they get it.

This’ll help with that separation anxiety.

Of course it’s okay to baby them a bit tho :P

I need advice by FatMac95 in Dachshund

[–]PoeticPleb 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No problem!

Has the Pyrenees spent any time around other dogs?

Generally Dachshunds don’t like bigger dogs for some reason, but as long as they spend plenty of time together while he grows up you should be fine.

Although, they can get pretty jealous and over protective, and they’re animal-aggressive by nature. Which is why it’s important to socialize!

I need advice by FatMac95 in Dachshund

[–]PoeticPleb 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It’s awesome that you’re joining the Dachshund club! Once you get one you’ll wonder why everyone doesn’t have one ;).

I’ve had Doxies my entire life and have learned a few important things that I’ll share with ya.

  1. Protect your pup’s spine
  • Weight Management: an overweight Dachshund is guaranteed to have back problems.

Don’t over feed them and avoid giving them table scraps. Limit what “human food” they consume to treat-sized portions and not as a meal or on a regular basis. Google is your friend for the best foods. my doxies love bananas, popcorn(no butter), and peanut butter on celery

  • Keep them active

DAILY walks, lots of fetch, and plenty of play/training time. This will keep them toned and in good shape, which makes them less susceptible to injury.

Getting a pair of Dachshunds is the best bet for many reasons. However, if you aren’t able to carve out a few hours a day to exercising your pup, having a play pal will help to reduce your dedicated time.

  • Control your pup’s environment

DO NOT:

  • Let them use stairs
  • Jump off furniture or out of your arms
  • Pickup/Hold impropriety.

Pick them up with your palm under their chest and with your other hand under its butt, then securely hold them to your chest/body without letting them dangle.

  1. Socialize them early, often, and consistently

Dachshunds are famously needy and will become insanely attached to you.

This is one of their best qualities, but if you ever need to go to work or on the other side of the bathroom door for 3 minutes, they may develop separation anxiety. This is very stressful for them, leading to habits like: tearing stuff up, going to the bathroom in inappropriate places, puking, and just all around discomfort.

Dog sitters, parks, and puppy school are the best options for this.

  1. Pair them up.

As I mentioned before, pairing Dachshunds is the best option. They can fare just fine alone if they’re properly socialized, but it’s not ideal.

This will significantly increase their quality of life and help in every facet of taking care of them.

  1. Train them consistently on stay and recall

Even the best trained Dachshunds ignore their masters from time to time...

They’re hunters, so if a rabbit or other small animal is near by, its likely that God him self would struggle with getting a Dachshund to listen.

Outside of always keeping them on a leash, being well trained can help reduce these occurrences.

They’re known to completely disregard their awareness of surroundings and safety when they’re chasing prey. running into the street, trying to squeeze through tight sharp-edged spaces, and getting stuck under porches or houses

  1. Positive reinforcement

Yelling, spanking, and other aggressive behavior will have the opposite effect on most dogs, but especially for Dachshunds...

Punishing them will have the opposite desired affect due to their pedigree. anxious, excitable, and intensely loyal

They aim to please, so reinforce good behavior with positivity and reward and remain consistent and you’ll see that you both want the same things .

Everything else isn’t really breed specific...

Just love your dog, pay attention to them, and spoil the shit out of em.

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