If my dog is reactive to fenced dogs, is it okay to use someone's else's fenced dogs to help my dogs reactivity? Like making a pass on the sidewalk and then making a u turn, on purpose? No harassment or anything, just walking by.
A house around the block has 3 reactive dogs that bark when you past them. Is it okay to use those dogs to train yours by walking across that house twice? Dogs going crazy.
I want a toyota tundra, 2019-2021. It'll cost around 44-50k for the milage I want.
I make 84k a year, I have 266k in one brokage account, and I started another account which I've been building for the truck. The new account has 2700 in it.
I owe about 135k on my house, but it's financed at 2.5% (bought during covid, lucky me) so im not doing anything with that. And I owe 5600 on an interest free credit card because I upgraded the counters last year. I need to pay about 500 a month on it.
I make 4600 bring home every month. 900 goes to mortgage, 1100 gets saved up, and 2300 goes to bills, food, entertainment, household needs, etc.
If I buy now, I get a new truck. If I save for it in 4 years. The tundras by that time will be 9 yesrs old.
my current vehicle is fine. It has 236k on it, but in immaculate condition. I just want a bigger v8 to tow my camper and I want a sunroof.
I'm 34, no kids. Don't plan on having any. I have a dog.
I want my dog to be able to walk right past people/dogs without reacting at them. The e collar helps a lot with that, but I don't want to keep using it because I'm afraid that it'll cause pain and stress. How do I go from a dog whose "trained" not to react on the e collar to one who just makes the right choices for treats and stuff. In fact, I don't even want to keep reminding him that he can't go up to people/dogs without permission, I just want that to be the standard.
Long term gf and I decided that living together was a bad idea. I came to a conclusion that I'm not a fit parent and didn't strive to be one. She came to the conclusion that she needed her space for her kids to grow in a household that was warm and welcoming. So we separated. She's getting her own house and I'm keeping mine. I now walk over to her place to visit her as we own two houses in the neighborhood. Then I stay, or I walk home. I'm actually more available now then living with them in constant stress. Hope this helps some of yall. Nothing wrong with NOT wanting to be a step parent; but still loving your partner to make it work.