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Advice on rescue

Try to keep it short

We lost our oldest dog 3 weeks ago. My boy Toby is sad. We got him as a puppy cause our older dog wasn’t great with older dogs.
No issues with either of them getting along. Now that I have one I am looking to rescue this beautiful girl pit who looks just like my Toby. She’s almost 2 yrs old. Toby is 3.5.

He has never had an issue with another dog, but he does get some leash aggression on walks. He acts like a complete terror and people are scared of him. I grew up with dogs in our house fighting over food and so I’m a bit scarred from seeing that as a kid.

This rescue doesn’t do meet and greets for the pets, so I would just have to adopt her and hope for the best. She seems pretty submissive and like I mentioned our Toby is a BABY.

Does anyone have any advice on them meeting and things I can do to make the process good for both of them. I really want this dog. I would be mortified if I had to bring her back to the shelter 😭
Toby self feeds and that needs to remain in place. I also don’t kennel. I don’t want to put her in one, but maybe I should for a bit? This is all new to me.

That what the shelter told me people have done before since they don’t do greets. Seems so odd, but whatever.

UPDATE- she was adopted today before I could go back!! Happy and sad! I guess it wasn’t meant to be. 💕

u/Kri_AZ82 — 6 days ago

South Yellowstone?

Week trip planned for end of September. Staying in Gardiner 3 nights and 3 nights in island park.

My odd day is Friday night. We need to leave Gardiner and head somewhere. I really wanted to see the grand Tetons, but not sure if I can squeeze it in.

I know the park is huge. We don’t have anything really planned besides seeing wildlife so I’m pretty flexible in terms of time.
Would it be worth it to drive south towards Tetons and stay at headwaters? That’s really the only place around there that’s available. It’s not cheap, but I keep thinking it might be worth it.

Would it be too long to drive south that far and then Saturday we would need to be heading to island park. Maps says it’s about hr and half drive from headwaters to island park. Not too bad. Basically are the Tetons worth a day?

Has anyone stayed at headwaters?

Thank you!

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u/Kri_AZ82 — 29 days ago

Putting items back- outage

If you guys have a flatbed full and you have an outage, do you leave it for the store employees or do you put it back?

Asking because I just had an interesting conversation with other shoppers about this and was shocked that most don’t put items back.

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u/Kri_AZ82 — 29 days ago
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Laundry dog

Every single time I throw my laundry on a chair he hops up immediately.
I don’t tell him to get down either 🤷🏼‍♀️ he’s too cute.

Anyone else’s hippo love laundry piles?!

u/Kri_AZ82 — 1 month ago

Bad typo to customer

I’m 💀

I was working on an order and my customer was messaging me about asparagus. She was very particular and wanted them to be not too thin.
We were messaging back-and-forth about them and then she told me that she wanted me to be her shopper every time.

I replied back and told her that they used to have a favorite shopper, but they took it away and so now the best she can do is to rape me 5 stars and hope that I get her order again.

Yeah, did you guys see that in my text! I put R&pe. Not RATE. Omg.

I quickly apologized and corrected my mistake and she didn’t seem to make a big deal about it. I went back in to my messages and saw that that whole paragraph I sent her was removed. Now I’m kind of freaking out. It was definitely a bad word to say and obviously a typo, but should I reach out to support? Has anybody ever been deactivated for a typo?

u/Kri_AZ82 — 3 months ago

Customers who add heavy items

Those of you who have opted out of heavy batches, when a customer adds cases of water while you’re shopping, what do you do?
Now that we have the quality score and get penalized for refunds, I’m finding it very difficult lately. It seems that over 70% of my orders. I have customers adding on items while I’m shopping.

I have opted out of heavy batches because I was sick of accidentally taking orders where there were tons of waters. The last few orders I’ve done I’ve had customers add cases of water on me and it’s getting really frustrating. Are they doing it to avoid heavy pay?

I told one of my customers and the nicest way possible that I have opted out of heavy orders and that I wasn’t able to get the waters. I feel like I’m suffering with my ratings because of this. I have received several one stars over the last few months and I have a feeling it’s because of situations like this.

Ugh. They really shouldn’t be able to add heavy items after we’ve started shopping.

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u/Kri_AZ82 — 3 months ago