Rescued this 100% bt yesterday. Shelter was estimating she's 3-4 but fosters think she's 1.5 y/o. I honestly think she may be younger. Here is her compared to my 45lb basset. They are almost the same size.
EDIT: He's about 2 years old. Supposedly potty trained before I got him but they would kennel him all day and then leave him outside for 10+ hours. He has a very adverse reaction to kennel training with us.
I'm at a loss, I am so tired of cleaning up accidents.
He has regressed immensely since being rehomed to me and I am at a loss. He has 24/7 yard access but ONLY goes in the house unless being forced out and he gives zero warning or indicator that he's going to go when he's inside.
In my much younger years & honestly teen years I thought I hated women. Or at least, just didn't get along with them. Now realizing that might've been a lesbian tell. I obviously love women now & have accepted how to be more myself around them and not feel like I have to 'act cool' or masc or whatever. Anyone else experienced this?
DISCLAIMER: Smelliest being SMELLiest. Not necessarily bad smells. I'm looking for novel smells to drive past that they wouldn't be able to walk in or smell all the time. Ex: driving past a fresh mulch site pour or past a factory that makes food.
I have three hounds, sniffing is their bread and butter. I wanna take them on a sniff tour of CoMo but I don't know where would be worthwhile. I've heard 'seafood alley' on business loop could be good? Just testing the waters to see if this would be good on days where it's too hot or rainy for them. They're used to woods hikes but there's definitely a noticeable difference in how they take in smells on hikes (track) vs when they're going from window to window during car rides.
Any suggestions greatly appreciated. I want to come up with an 'attraction' map / route
Disclaimer: I OWN THIS HOME
This is going to sound like a wild request to some.. We have a mouse problem. It started with a shed but it's become more evident that they're moving into the house. We live in an older home and I'm sure there are nooks and cracks they're getting into.
I've lived in a home with a mouse infestation before and am generally pretty versed in the trapping / covering of their nests and such but this home has a trickier set up.
I would love to get at cat to help out but it's not realistic right now. I don't have any discomfort around snakes and could see the potential utility of bringing a couple garter or black snakes in if anyone is having a problem with a snake infestation lol. Maybe I'm barking up the wrong tree but, if you're freaked out by snakes and have one you want to get rid of, I'm your guy.