Has anyone else noticed that resume is missing? I used to be able to start watching something especially like a sporting event and then go back to it and resume from where I left off. However that doesn't seem to be an option now if I leave the program at all when I go back it's always like watch live or start from beginning.
After buying what I think is the perfect pair of binoculars for my needs - I don't even want to use them because I'm so ticked off about the chintzy strap.
Why would you purposely design it so that the icon is upside down no matter what you do
There are two straps that I purchased with the binoculars as a bundle. You can't switch between the straps without freaking manually unthreading them and not losing the little pieces that are used to tie the ends down.
Number two is worth two complaints
What is the point of the eyepiece caps if they don't attach to anything and I'm immediately going to lose them
I am fostering (since April) an 8-year-old 80lb cane corso ( mix probably ). I'm used to having dogs that are 60 to 80 lb but I haven't had her breed before.
I usually foster senior dogs because they just want some love and attention. However she needs much more than just a little love and attention :-). She really is a good girl. I work from home and she is good all day except for when somebody's walking by and she has to hurry them along their way.
I take her for a walk after work in the evening. I've been tearing up old towels wrapping treats in them tying them together and letting her tear them apart to get to the treats. She really really does love that. She gets a lot a satisfaction being able to tear something apart with a prize in the middle.
I tried a snuffle mat but she just tipped it over and took the treats out.
I've been freezing nonfat plain Greek yogurt and putting it in a very hard chewable toy for her to lick down. She also loves that too.
My problem is that I don't have any other ideas. I wish I could find or think of something that would let her get a little mental stimulation that then physically wears her out. I tried doing treats under a cup with her she was not impressed. Sometimes I feel like she needs somebody to play with but I'm just not in a place where I'm a strong enough owner for her that I could navigate introducing her to another dog. And all my friends have small dogs.
Any other thoughts or suggestions would be great. I'm not opposed to a foster fail but the evenings are a lot - and the idea of that from now until the end of time is a little overwhelming.