After updating the game to the latest update, I can't get to open the game. It shows "inzoi" and then it goes to black and it will never continue loading.

I tried repairing the game in Steam, as it is there where I have it... but nothing works.

I'm on Mac Tahoe 26.6.2

Llevo un tiempo currando por mi cuenta haciendo webs y apps a medida,ifadev.com, después de años en gestión de clientes de agencias tech, y de vivir en primera persona cómo una agencia me dejó tirado con mi propio proyecto (Guaumigo, un marketplace de cuidado de mascotas). Lo tuve que reconstruir yo mismo desde cero, y ahora sigue en producción.

De esa experiencia salieron las reglas de cómo trabajo ahora: presupuesto cerrado por escrito antes de empezar (nada de "ya veremos cómo queda el precio"), todo documentado, sin llamadas eternas para "conocernos", y siempre en tus propias cuentas, nunca dependes de mí para acceder a lo tuyo si un día quieres cambiar de proveedor. Uso IA para ir más rápido en tareas mecánicas, pero el diseño y el código los reviso yo, línea a línea.

Si alguien anda dándole vueltas a una web, una app o un MVP y quiere evitarse los líos típicos de agencia, encantado de contaros cómo lo hago, sin compromiso.

Y si alguien tiene necesidad de que le cuiden al perro, podéis echar un vistazo a mi otro proyecto, guaumigo.com tanto en web como app... ambas versiones desarrolladas enteramente por mí, tras el fiasco de la agencia antigua...

Muchísimas gracias!

Background

We adopted a 7-year-old female dog and have been working intensely on her separation anxiety for about 8–9 months now. Despite hiring professional trainers and trying endless methodologies and tools, we have barely seen any real progress.

We eventually hit a wall where we had to supplement her training with Reconcile (fluoxetine) prescribed by our vet based on her weight (17kg / ~37 lbs).

• Medication timeline: 4 weeks on 16mg, followed by 5 weeks on 32mg (9 weeks total on medication).
• Current state: Unfortunately, we barely notice any improvement.

What's Happening Now

While there are tiny micro-changes, her core behavior remains extremely stressful for her (and for us):

Barking: She used to start barking within the first few minutes of us leaving. Now, she can sometimes hold out for 30–45 minutes without barking. Occasionally, a single "calling" bark slips out instead of her old pattern of 3–4 barks every 5 seconds.

Severe Pacing & Anxiety: Even without barking initially, she is completely unrelaxed. She paces back and forth with her ears up and is heavy panting. Sometimes she lies down facing the door, but a few minutes later she gets right back up, approaches the door again, and starts pacing and panting once more. This cycle repeats endlessly, often while vigorously wagging her tail (which for her is a sign of high arousal/stress)

Everything We Have Tried

We feel like we've exhausted every single resource and technique out there. Even our professional trainers are running out of ideas. Here is a rundown of what we’ve attempted:

• Door Desensitization: We’ve worked extensively on desensitizing the trigger of the door. Before, just touching the handle would make her rush over. Now, she only looks at the door if we touch or open it without rushing over. If she is sitting or lying down when we leave, she stays put until we step out—but just seconds later, the pacing starts.
• Timing & Intervals: We’ve tried coming back inside right before she starts moving, doing micro-absences, long outings, short outings, etc.
• Management & Enrichment: Crate training, lick mats, natural calming treats, puzzle toys.
• Professional Help: Multiple paid trainers and countless methodologies..

The Result

No matter what variation we try, the outcome is almost always the same: pacing frantically around the room, heavy panting, and eventually barking out of sheer distress.

Even the trainers don't know what else to do at this point. If anyone has dealt with a severe, refractory case of separation anxiety in an older rescue dog—especially if medication like fluoxetine/Reconcile took a very long time to kick in, or if you found a turning point—we would deeply appreciate any advice, insights, or words of encouragement. Thank you so much.

We have a dog who just turned 7 with pretty bad anxiety from hyperattachment and separation.

Our trainer recommended starting on Reconcile (fluoxetine). She weighs 16.5kg, so she's right at the edge of the 32mg dose, but our vet told us to start at 16mg. It's been almost 4 weeks now and honestly we haven't noticed any change at all. She goes into a full anxiety attack before she's even been alone for 30 minutes, barking nonstop until we get home.

I know the box says it takes effect within 2–4 weeks, but tomorrow we start week 4 and she's exactly the same. I'm starting to think it just isn't working for her…

We're keeping up the behavior plan alongside it:

• At home we used to pet her a lot whenever we felt like it, but we're cutting that back little by little.
• We try to have her stay in a different room, though it's hard, she always ends up lying on the floor with us.
• When we leave we don't say anything, we just head out neutrally, no goodbyes.
• We leave a lavender diffuser on.
• We leave music playing.
• When we get back we ignore her until she calms down, and only then a gentle pet.

Has anyone been through something similar? Is it normal to see nothing at this stage, or is it time to go up to 32mg? We're a bit scared to double her dose all at once.

Thanks!

the princess was even more annoying. I van't get over the fact that you can get frozen and the princess just yells EVERYTIME 'oh no you are frozen you won't be able to move'. Every. Single. Time.

She just yells obvious things all the time. Can't shut up even under the water.

I hate that girl. She made me love the fairy.

Hey there,

I just bought the x50 ultra complete, and it comes with a DREAME MULTI-SURFACE FLOOR CLEANER.

I also have a dog at home, and I was wondering if it's safe to use the floor cleaner considering that.

I assume it is, since the robot has a lot of features for homes with pets... but I want to be sure that I don't kill my dog by accident.......