ajrwdwgirl
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Puppy Dog rawhide recall expanded
http://stevedalepetworld.com/expanded-rawhide-recall/
I hate giving rawhide to my dogs. Too. Ad for these pups though.
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I hate giving rawhide to my dogs. Too. Ad for these pups though.
Gabe1
Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
I agree with you. Probably 99% of the people would be wonderful, but you just never know about that other 1%.
Now, not the same thing here, but this does remind me of a few years ago, when I was out walking the dog. Sometimes, a person will approach and ask if they can say hello or pet him. That's fine.
But there was that one day that I was walking Jack in a park, and a man was sitting on a bench. I walk by him and the guy springs up from the bench, says "hi" and stuffs something into the dog's mouth! I was stunned and wanted to clobber the guy. (Jack, of course, was merrily munching his free treat, oblivious to my near meltdown with this odd stranger.)
I yelled at the guy and demanded to know what he gave my dog. He got all nervous and showed me a small bag of dog treats. (I think the guy was a bit soft to begin with . . .). I told him to never do that again to anyone's dog, without asking first.
In conclusion, he was in the 1% odd, exception group, out of all other nice people I've met while walking the dog. But, again, you just never know . . .
Yep. We've all met some weirdos. Walt knew the houses of the locals that would feed him. He even received special treats from some on Halloween purchased just for him. Never had anyone force feed any of my willing Pups. I'd be ticked too
When the DS was less than 2 months old I had him at Woodfield Mall in his stroller (laying flat on his back-infant ya know) he was doing that infant scream/meltdown and we in route to go back home. An elderly woman was sitting on a wall with her hubby. Old Biddy leaps off the wall puts her head completely into stroller inches from my infant sons face and screams at him as loudly as anyone can scream SHUT UPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP
Get away from my baby (people now watching her) and I turned and looked at her husband and asked what are you thinking bringing this woman out into to public situations? Get her out of here now before she does something more inappropriate to another infant or I will call security. Then stared at him with a well????? Never forgot that one.
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Gabe1
Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
All of my Pups loved Rawhide. The only ones I would not give them were those green things or the ones that have shapes, looks like sawdust pressed together. Both those always made my Pups sick.
After all those cats and dogs died several years ago from so many types of treats that had a liquid beef flavoring additive that was a toxic poison I always looked for the Made in the USA label.
Cesar R M
Well-Known Member
Usually, most of the locks in suitcases are TSA approved (the TSA already has the master key to all these locks)So glad I am going with my grandma tomorrow to SC and that she's not going by herself after this conversation...
Her: Should I lock my suitcase?
Me: No. If you do that and the TSA decides to inspect it, they'll break the lock.
Her: What's the TSA?
Me:
MinnieM123
Premium Member
That also happened out here at one point. So I also have that in the back of my mind when a stranger gives something to my dog without asking first. You just don't know nowadays . . .
MinnieM123
Premium Member
So glad I am going with my grandma tomorrow to SC and that she's not going by herself after this conversation...
Her: Should I lock my suitcase?
Me: No. If you do that and the TSA decides to inspect it, they'll break the lock.
Her: What's the TSA?
Me:
That's funny!
About the locks, if you use a TSA approved lock, they have the master keys to all of those. I think the combination locks are more prone to getting cut. This is not to say that they haven't cut a TSA approved (key) lock (they have sometimes--never mine, by the way), but it's far less prevalent.
One of our execs. travels quite a lot, and only once had his lock cut. The other times they locked it back up, and put a notice inside his luggage that TSA had completed their inspection.
MinnieM123
Premium Member
Public Service: (if not already on here)
Puppy Dog rawhide recall expanded
http://stevedalepetworld.com/expanded-rawhide-recall/
Thank you for posting that. We never give Jack rawhide, because our vet told us to never give that to dogs. Some dogs can get blockages from undigested, larger pieces. No thanks--no rawhide!!
MinnieM123
Premium Member
Got my confidence level raised a little bit from a job saying that I was number 2 on the to hire list. But I would have to drive sometimes and in the Boston area.
No offense @MinnieM123 Terrible drivers but you take the T so. I was up by 93 todayIt's like construction everywhere. I can't get away from it.
Between the ongoing road work, construction, too many vehicles on the road, and distracted/lousey drivers, I have never once driven into the "big city"
. I'll take any form of public transit, or hubs would drive me, or I'd get a taxi if all else failed.. Now, hubs doesn't mind driving in the mayhem--but you have to understand that over 25 years ago--for a few years, he was a Boston cab driver, and also dispatched for one of the cab companies. So he was used to driving crazy.
All the above aside, if you get offered a really good job and only have to drive to the city once in a while, take the job. If you must drive into the city, just give yourself a lot of extra time. You'll be fine!
Fingers crossed--I hope you get the job.
StarWarsGirl
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- No
She's got an older suitcase.
StarWarsGirl
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- No
Except she hasn't travelled since before 9-11, so I'd rather just tell her no locks.That's funny!
About the locks, if you use a TSA approved lock, they have the master keys to all of those. I think the combination locks are more prone to getting cut. This is not to say that they haven't cut a TSA approved (key) lock (they have sometimes--never mine, by the way), but it's far less prevalent.
One of our execs. travels quite a lot, and only once had his lock cut. The other times they locked it back up, and put a notice inside his luggage that TSA had completed their inspection.
StarWarsGirl
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- No
And now it is time for dinner with SWG...
Tonight, we have a chicken and black bean quesadilla with avocado seasoned with a Chipotle black pepper seasoning.
Cooking with SWG is now on hiatus while SWG goes on vacation.
Tonight, we have a chicken and black bean quesadilla with avocado seasoned with a Chipotle black pepper seasoning.
Cooking with SWG is now on hiatus while SWG goes on vacation.
StarWarsGirl
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- No
FYI, checking in people on two different reservations for the same flight at the same time is hard. But it's even harder when there's a cat trying to be on your face.
MinnieM123
Premium Member
donaldtoo
Well-Known Member
Hate the heat, hate the heat, hate the heat . . .
Stayed inside at work today--went outside for 2 minutes at lunch time, and walked right back in. We have another day of this stinking heat spell, too.
Sympathy like for ya' there Frosty.
Was 97 here today with a heat index of 106.
92 with a heat index of 97 right now.
Finally...just gettin' warmed up this year...!
Cesar R M
Well-Known Member
then perhaps buy a TSA approved lock?
StarWarsGirl
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- No
If she were really that worried about it, that's what I'd have her do.
Cesar R M
Well-Known Member
All plans ready?
donaldtoo
Well-Known Member
Gabe1
Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
5 dogs, not one blockage. I guess it is like kids, everyone is different. My pediatrician said no hot dogs cause kids choke on them. Never did. My DS choked on a lifesaver.
My DD choked (infant Heimlich by my nurse friend)she accidentally took on too much cheese off top of a pizza. Second time my DD choked just she and me were in our Disney resort room getting ready to meet the boys, she was about 7 years old. She had got one of those huge Pixie sticks in DTD. She tipped it back, too much went right into her wind pipe and eyes bugged out and she was rapidly turning blue. Momma to the rescue Heimlich adult version. I did it right! She shot pixie stick dust everywhere in our room.
Bought 2 little bottles of wine from the gift shop on way to bus stop for my job well done!!! AAAAHHHH!
donaldtoo
Well-Known Member
This morning I had 4 beautiful perfectly ripe avocados and was hoping to have a few slices to put in my salad for dinner. Guess who went to pull one out of the basket only to find it empty. Anyway "he did" ate themI hate half days!
Sympathy like.
At our house back in the day we were known as the "Not Me's!"...!!!!!
