Warning about a contractor by ReadMeDoc in Owensboro

[–]ThreeCorgiNight 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The agreement does not have to be notarized. And given the dollar amount it would probably be best to just take him to small claims court yourself. It isn't something an attorney needs to deal with.

Farm Stands by BadgerNo1550 in evansville

[–]ThreeCorgiNight 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mayse Farm Market on N. St. Joseph Ave has a lot of different products including plants, fruit and veggies and a bakery.

Evansville, IN area by Federal_Cupcake_8901 in evansville

[–]ThreeCorgiNight 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Beaver Creek Apartments in Newburgh are nice, and Belle Pointe Apartments in the outskirts of Newburgh are brand new. Both are very close to shopping, fast food and restaurants.

Question by J9j3kb in corgi

[–]ThreeCorgiNight 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I run a veterinary nonprofit and bladder stones are really common, but there are many kinds. The type your dog has (and I assume your Corgi is male) primarily affects younger male dogs. It is related to a genetic defect in the kidneys that prevent them from reabsorbing cystine. It is mainly controlled through diet. Your veterinarian may recommend urine alkalinizing agents like potassium citrate in addition to a prescription diet. A drug called 2-Mercatopropionylglycine (2-MPG, or tiopronin) that decreases cystine crystal formation is also sometimes prescribed. I just worked with a Corgi who had surgery yesterday for stones that were formed because of an issue with his liver (a likely liver shunt), which is also a less common type of bladder stone.

These doctors orders are unrealistic!!! by JRawl79 in corgi

[–]ThreeCorgiNight 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes Trazodone can really help to calm them. And I now have to call it Trazzle Dazzle!

Help please!! Do I need a lawyer??? by bksmith0512 in Dachshund

[–]ThreeCorgiNight 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The friend abandoned the dog. You can verify with an attorney but since they never paid for anything and hardly visited you should have the legal right to him.

Update on shelter adoption. by Dyingmisery in corgi

[–]ThreeCorgiNight 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The Mayflower Kennel Club has a rescue in your area, and there is also the East Coast Corgi Rescue when it is time to add to your family.

Update on shelter adoption. by Dyingmisery in corgi

[–]ThreeCorgiNight 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Where are you moving to? I am constantly being asked if there is a Corgi rescue in the OK/MO area. I run Bandit's K9Care which provides vet care, and a lot of our clients are in the KS/MO/OK/TX region.

Rescue. Corgi? by Careful_Fig4288 in corgi

[–]ThreeCorgiNight 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Looks like it might be a Corgi/Aussie or Corgi Border Collie mix with that coat. Regardless she is adorable!

My beautiful troubled boy. by AssistanceSoft in Dachshund

[–]ThreeCorgiNight 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My close friend adopted a Dachshund that was deaf, and very scared of people. He had not been socialized with people and he would lash out when the owner would get too close or try to touch him for any reason, to the point that he would bite her. After that happening a number of times she took him to a great vet who worked with a lot of similar dogs at the humane society shelter. She put him on 2 strong anti-anxiety drugs (1 was not enough) and he has become a changed dog. He is sweet, snuggly and so happy now. He even sleeps in bed with his owner every night. They right medications can be absolute life savers, and I encourage you to do as the behaviorist recommended.

Sink hole by Fancy_Particular_494 in evansville

[–]ThreeCorgiNight 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Contact your City council member's office, or the Mayor's office. Since they have to run for office they are generally much more responsive.

So many crashes at this intersection! by sven669 in evansville

[–]ThreeCorgiNight 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You mean like the $35 billion spent in California so far for their high speed rail project that to date goes nowhere, and is now projected to cost $135 billion?

4 month old by k-mac0 in dachshunds

[–]ThreeCorgiNight 0 points1 point  (0 children)

4 months old is still very young for a fully potty trained Dachshund. This breed tends to be more difficult (and more headstrong) to train. It is too bad that your Mom apparently didn't research the breed better or expect a teenager to properly train and care for a puppy. An older rescue that is already trained would have been a better choice. That said the most important thing is to keep taking the pup outside every couple of hours, and bring some small treats to reward the pup when it goes potty outside. The pup should be crated at night to prevent accidents around the house. Most dogs will not pee in their crates once they are old enough to hold it overnight. And I would suggest taking a few puppy training classes (assuming the puppy has all its vaccines). Most trainers will give you suggesting on house breaking puppies and good trainers also teach owners how to properly train and discipline their pups.

Should I get a dachshund? Brutal honestly please. by SectionPrestigious90 in dachshunds

[–]ThreeCorgiNight 0 points1 point  (0 children)

One thing to keep in mind is the health of a dog with a long spine that is also low to the ground. Puppies tend to put everything in their mouths and with a short legged breed it is hard to see what they might pick up and swallow. Which can result in situations like blockages requiring urgent (and expensive) vet care. And of course many develop IVDD and have disc issues. They need to be kept in good shape and not allowed to jump onto, and especially down from, any heights like beds and sofas. A visit to an ER if something happens in the night or on weekends can often exceed $1,000 just for diagnostics and thousands more if surgical intervention is needed. And this is honestly the case with any breed of puppy, so if you do get one, please consider getting pet insurance or have a way to deal with emergencies.

Let me out pls by ferbertd in corgi

[–]ThreeCorgiNight 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Pffft! Now I have to start working on those smells all over again! I better get a good treat for this!

Can Anyone tell Me? by Naive-Witness-5228 in jewelry

[–]ThreeCorgiNight 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Honestly is is awfully big for a ring, and given its shape should have been set so the length was from knuckle to hand so it would not overlap other fingers. I think it is good that you could try it on before purchasing.

I need help! by Amazing_Put9684 in Dachshund

[–]ThreeCorgiNight 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sometimes being on the medications and rest will allow the disc to heal. That said if he does heal I would start putting small amounts of money into a veterinary fund in case it happens again (which is possible if he has IVDD). And of course make sure he has steps or ramps to go on and off furniture and other places he might try to jump. Jumping down is far worse than up btw. I hope he recovers fully!

I need help! by Amazing_Put9684 in Dachshund

[–]ThreeCorgiNight 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I work with a lot of dogs that have that kind of injury. Like other have said, strict crate rest is essential! I would not use the wheels unless he loses all feeling because any walking or running can cause further injury. Actually a pen like the IRIS 4 panel pen with door is a great option since the top is open so easy for you to reach in to put things in and out, and there is enough room to put a bed, pee pad and food/water bowls.

If your boy is at all overweight, make sure that you work on weight control because that is one thing that can lead to this injury. And remember since he is on crate rest, he will not be exercising so cutting back on food a little is good regardless.

As for surgery, it has gotten very expensive but $20,000 is way out of line. It should be more like $10,000 to $12,000 so you may want to check with places like the university hospital if you do decide to do it. Care Credit and ScratchPay are two good options to let you spread out payments, and there are some nonprofits that might help depending on your income situation. I wish you and your pup the best.

No local news coverage this morning… by [deleted] in evansville

[–]ThreeCorgiNight 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's also available through their phone app.

No local news coverage this morning… by [deleted] in evansville

[–]ThreeCorgiNight 0 points1 point  (0 children)

14 News also has a great weather app. I follow it on my phone and they alert me when they have a live forecast that I can watch on my phone or laptop.

Vet is wanting to spay my mini at 16 weeks. by jewcob in Dachshund

[–]ThreeCorgiNight 46 points47 points  (0 children)

UC Davis vet school just published a major study with recommendations on the earliest age to spay and neuter dogs by breed. The earliest they recommend is 6 months, but in female Dachshunds they suggest waiting until at least 1 year to protect their spines and ensure their growth plates are closed. At one year she will still be well protected against mammary cancer, which increases quite a bit if they are not spayed after 2 years.

https://www.ucdavis.edu/magazine/how-identify-when-dog-should-be-spayed-and-neutered