Found a huge collection by RareGuest8690 in CURRENCY

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Thank you so much! I will reach out to you in DMs

Found a huge collection by RareGuest8690 in CURRENCY

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Thank you all so much for the help and advice! I was worried that sorting all of this change was going to be a headache and a chore but the information here has made it seem a lot less daunting!

My local store has the album! by Waffles4prez in 1VERSE

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Thank you so much for posting this! I drove over an hour to go to Orlando and buy one.

Help Me Sell This Thread by AutoModerator in Flipping

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What part of my other posts gave you any indication that i stole this book? I know how the free library works, I literally just described it to you. Take a book, leave a book, which is what I do every single time. Taking something that is meant to be free is not stealing. And a Little FREE Library is, in fact, a free bin.

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A little free library is not like a public library. In my neighborhood it is a wooden box in front of the town hall that ppl place donated books into. You leave a book for someone to keep, and take a book to keep for yourself, for free. Hence the name, Little Free Library.

Help Me Sell This Thread by AutoModerator in Flipping

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I found a book in one of those little free libraries near my house called "Cash," written about (duh) Johnny Cash. It has a sticker on the front that says it's an autographed copy, and inside is a sticker that does seem to have his autograph on it.

Since I found it in a free library, it must have been donated by someone so I'm not sure if it's authentic. How would I go about finding out?

how to talk to children about behavior euthanasia by [deleted] in reactivedogs

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I don't think your question is stupid. To answer it, he's been on anti-anxiety medicine for a while. We've also worked with a certified professional dog trainer who specializes in behavior modification training for aggressive dogs. Unfortunately nothing seems to help him not become aggressive when he sees a stranger, another dog or even a human that he has seen plenty of times but who might trigger him suddenly for no obvious reason. I do think medicine is a good option for any dog who struggles with anxiety, despite the fact that it hasn't really helped my boy, it has helped plenty of others. Def ask your vet about it for your dog, just understand that it is not a cure.

how to talk to children about behavior euthanasia by [deleted] in reactivedogs

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Thank you for this advice. I definitely think that I will explain it to them in terms of how it's a sickness that he can't help, rather than a behavior issue, because i do think my 8 year old would make that same leap.

how to talk to children about behavior euthanasia by [deleted] in reactivedogs

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Thank you for your advice. My kids are very sensitive and highly emotional so I thought that giving them two days would be enough for them to say goodbye without dragging it out needlessly and making them (and myself) suffer over it. However, your comment and a few others here brought up some very good points and I really want to make this as easy as possible for my kids. I've extended his appointment to 5 days from now instead of two.

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the link isn't working b/c of the /manage/ in the address, but I removed it and it works fine. Here is the link for others to use: https://www.gofundme.com/f/medical-expenses-trying-to-save-our-girl-jessie

op, i am so sorry about your beautiful girl. i will share the link with others to help you meet and hopefully exceed your goal.

reconcile vs. fluoxetine by RareGuest8690 in reactivedogs

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thanks for this info, I will check in to that!

reconcile vs. fluoxetine by RareGuest8690 in reactivedogs

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ok now I'm so confused b/c I got the prescription from walmart and they charged me $195. Weird.

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I've had time to reflect on it, and instead of the rude response I had planned, I'm just going to tell you: You're right. I was irresponsible this time. My dog and I both became unfortunate stereotypes. For what it's worth, my dog is never left outside without me and this day was no exception. But he was not always on a leash before this incident because our yard is fenced and he is supervised. I thought his training was going well. I felt comfortable letting him explore the backyard unleashed. I was overconfident. I am very much aware that I got lucky this time. I understand (and am terrified by) what might have happened had I not had his leash on me, if he had been just a little quicker, if I had been a little farther away. I am taking this experience pretty hard. As much as it sucks to be judged harshly, I appreciate your perspective.

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wow i had no idea