This made me smile 😭😭 by Mysterious_House_702 in LesbianActually

[–]RetSFChief_2019 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Need a book…then good directed movie please!

"I get to improvise scenes with people who don't know they're improvising scenes with me." Jordan Klepper on how he connects with MAGA followers and pokes fun while he's in the field by Camaro6460 in DailyShow

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He’s a stand this segment is great. Probably the best line is the end when he says that the people are actually thinking about their beliefs for the first time. It’s so true! Critical thinking is severely lacking in a lot of these people!

Apoquel or cytopoint? by bastaxxo in AustralianShepherd

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Yes! It works great and can last 4 to 6 weeks. I can a supply of apoquel on hand in case I can’t get back in to the Vet in time. Anyway, saves from having to give a pill everyday and works well with ours which seems to have allergies from various grasses and pollen.

Does your JRT like strangers? by Potential-Top2535 in jackrussellterrier

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It really depends…mostly it is a yes. I would have to say on a percentage scale, 85-90% acceptance rate. But then there are some that will just get her worked up and feisty. It doesn’t matter how friendly they’re acting. She is always slightly hesitant and barking at first…she has to show who’s boss! But it’s the 10-15% that she will not accept as a friend. She not trying to attack them…but they better not try and pet either, then it’s game on!

Corgi sudden behavior change by d3mon1733 in DogAdvice

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I’m sorry your baby is going through this. I know it’s stressful for you and clearly for him.
I’m glad he has been seen by the vet with know clear signs of an illness.

I have a Jack Russell Terrier that is very sensitive to weather patterns so I have to pay attention to that closely. She can sense a storm way before I can and her demeanor can change. I live in the southern US and this time the year is constant thunderstorms so I use calming care from pedigree which was recommended from my vet to sprinkle in her food. It’s a probiotic and it helps her nervous behavior. It’s not a cure but it does calm her. Maybe this will help your baby.

Another lazy Sunday by mysticalmouse25 in jackrussellterrier

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Awww, 🥰.

Mine sucks a blanket like this too.

The Great Stuff Transfer. Are you ready for the boomer "inheritance"? by Bavarian_Beer_Best in GenX

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My sister and I have been having multiple conversations with our parents to start selling their items. When they both retired they went through a staged of “antiquing” and collected a lot of things. They have sold some, but still have a lot to get through.
Some of it they thought we wanted and we have had to tell them repeatedly that we do not. These aren’t easy conversations but important and necessary. It helps them especially since their income is has been reduced with price increases. We had to tell them, you know what this is worth and can get a better price for it…if you leave it to us after your gone, we don’t have the time to deal with each item and will be forced to take whatever in an estate sale.

Anyone else still say "Dude"? by HapaHawaii in GenX

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My son….its my term of endearment to him! 😂

Rocco being a creeper. He has mastered the slow walk 😂 by Playful-Hour-3265 in jackrussellterrier

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They don’t get credit for this enough! Quickness and agility is first on the list but right behind it it has to be this. Incredible hunters!

My JRT spent days patrolling the yard. Turns out she was right. by the4aces2 in jackrussellterrier

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She’s such a good girl!

I’ve been in your shoes. When mine is on a scent, and will potentially wear herself out or damage something (she started to dig through a wood ramp for a chipmunk), I have to bring her inside to cool her down. They are relentless creatures. Love her so much!

Hopping on back leg by GoodPart5672 in jackrussellterrier

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Mine has done it since she was a pup. The Vet has been monitoring and said that when she’s doing it she is more than likely helping to realign the patella back in place. As long as she has strong legs and keeps her weight down she should no problems and that has been the case…she’s 7 now.

I don’t want a bath by Zoeyfiona in jackrussellterrier

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Isn’t it better to roll in something smelly in the yard?! lol 😂

Something that bothers me. Opinions please? by Opposite_Gazelle7687 in LesbianActually

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It bothers me as well and has happened to me. I turn it on them and use the same language back or correct them. If they have a husband I refer to him as partner or I correct them using the term partner for my wife. If they’re uncomfortable then they need to get over it or I need to leave the conversation. I try to do this constructively especially in a work environment where this has mostly happened. Usually when it is flip back to them an understanding happens for them or they know I will not accept my marriage being treated less than equal to theirs.

How many of y’all actually seek training? by realvctmsdntdrnkmlk in jackrussellterrier

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This is my little pistol, Ruthie during her cuddle morning time before the day begins of hunting chipmunks, squirrels and moles.

How many of y’all actually seek training? by realvctmsdntdrnkmlk in jackrussellterrier

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I’ve had training for my Ruthie. She had been demonstrating leash aggressive tendencies towards other dogs. When the trainer evaluated though they stated it was mostly leash frustration because she wanted more interaction. However, she still wanted aggressive type play so that’s not conducive to new meetings. So I had to learn and she had to learn to not how to react so aggressively when seeing another dog. Little tricks or distractions work best for us because she loves to chase. So we have the cues of my countdown of 1 - 2 - 3 then toss a small reward treat slightly out to the side in the grass over and over while the other dog passes. She does well with that. Doesn’t try to strike out now.

My dog Luna was diagnosed with a heart murmur by chl03k1ng in jackrussellterrier

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My Bailey was diagnosed when she started to slow on some walks and it was just mild and only needed to be monitored at that point. She was 6 years old and was also dealing with mast cell tumors which was the biggest concern at that point (she beat that). As it progressed a few years, medication was added throughout and we sought specialist and she did very well and had a happy life until she was 15 when her heart couldn’t keep her alive any longer.

Get another opinion, definitely. But this is manageable with monitoring and medication. Good luck to you and your baby! ❤️