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Love him so much it hurts.

Happy Friday

I’ve never had this issue until this year. I don’t know if it’s my prep or the actual base I’m using. I use tinted moisturizer or tinted spf most days. It always separates and leaves patches. I moisturize, use primer, often dermaplane, and use setting spray…. I’m so confused.

Edit: I use the elf hydrogrip primer and the elf cc cream as my base.

Sometimes at work I’ll just put on the camera and watch them.

We give our Goldens a very full life, but unfortunately me and partner both work 8 hour days. I do come home at lunch for an hour and after 5pm, they are my top priority…. I still feel like I’m not giving them enough (despite them sleeping pretty much through the entire work day). Anyone else struggle with the guilt? Hendrix is 8 and Penny is 1. I often wonder if I’ll look back one day and regret being away from them for most of the day… but what am I supposed to do? Quit my job? lol. Just a vent and wanted to see how other working individuals cope.

My angel just turned 1 in June. Her body grew very fast and I feel like her head has not caught up… like at all. I didn’t really think much until other family members called her head small. Is this normal? Will it grow?

They know the second we turn into the neighborhood they’re about to have the best day of their lives.

Love these two ❤️

Anyone else’s Goldens do this? She had to be IN my friends lap or on top of her every time we sat down 😂

The best few months of my life. I love you Penny.

Baby gurllll always has to be on a pillow

Started at around 15k of debt in December, now almost at 10k. Really proud of myself but my SO and I are hoping to buy a house in a year or so. Credit score has slowly gone up but still poor. Feeling discouraged ): Is it even possible to jump to 700 in a year?

Our baby girl is still extremely fascinated with our hands. It’s hard to pet her without it insulating play / bite time. It used to not bother me so much but now the behavior continues with guests and visitors. We try to redirect with toys but I feel like there’s nothing that compares to our hands.

Is it too late to fix this behavior? How can we help redirect?

She’s gets plenty of stimulation and exercise.

I live with my partner who has an 8 year old golden who I met when he was 3, we got sweet penny (pictured above) together who is turning one year next month. I have never raised a puppy from day one, but you’d think this far in it would get easier.

It’s something new every day… the two pups did not get along originally and it was a very long and difficult progression, a spay that took months and several vet visits to heal from, constant corrections, torn up cables and shoes, having a huge doggy fence up that took up half our house for the last 8 months… I know this is normal, but Penny has so much energy and it feels like we can never do enough and I feel guilty because we’re constantly having to correct her. I say “NO” maybe every 60 seconds.

The good moments make it all worth it but my gosh… I’m ready for her to calm down a bit.

Just sharing to vent, I love both of these dogs more than anything and our lives revolve completely around them. It can just feel all consuming sometimes. Any encouragement would help.

Everyone wish Hendrix a happy birthday!