u/chlead

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Advice for separation anxiety

Partly venting my anxieties here but also open to all advice from experienced fosters!! I just picked up this little lady to foster and she is very nervous. The rescue organization I'm fostering her through recommended that I keep her separate from my dog because she's been outside for 2 years and they're not sure if she has anything contagious. I have a bedroom at the back of my house set up for her but she barks and howls every time I leave. Should I just stay in the room with her as much as possible? Try to exercise her? She's already pooped and peed so I think it's just pure separation anxiety. I'm also navigating my dog who whines when he can't see me though he settles down fairly quickly. I think it would be easier for both of them if I could have them together, just not sure when I should introduce them. I live alone but could call a friend or maybe have someone from the rescue come help me take them on a walk together. Right now she is not interested in my dog at all and he just seems excited, which is honestly out of character for him. I let them see each other through just the one gate and he was whining and wagging his tail, so I added the second gate because I felt like he was being a bit much for her. He is older (10YO) and usually is not interested in other dogs. I dog sit fairly often (just friends' dogs that he already knows) but he ignores them, even if they try to get him to play lol

u/chlead — 3 days ago
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Dermatologist reccs

Looking for a dermatologist for both a regular skin/mole check and help with mild acne and acne scars. I have Aetna "Integris Health Network" insurance, so would prefer doctors in the Integris network as they're typically the only ones covered. But open to others if you think they may take Aetna. Thank you!

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