I’m a shift supervisor for almost 2 years now, and the opportunity to demote myself is available. I wouldn’t be taking much of a pay cut. My shifts might change some here and there and that’s the only thing stopping me from accepting the offer.
Hello, my boss constantly responds to me like she is annoyed with me, she has a rude tone, or is very snippy and short. This has been going on for over a year and I’m kind of tired of it when I hear her being so nice to other employees. Does this fall under any issue that I could bring to HR?
I adopted a 4-5 year old Great Dane pitbull about 7 weeks ago who was a starved stray and he has been a handful ever since. The house training isn’t going so well, he will go outside but then come in and go. My upstairs has become disgusting from all of the accidents and I hate it. He is constantly searching around for food and crumbs. I keep thinking he wants out so we go downstairs and all he wants to do is sniff around for food even after he has eaten and had treats. He does some very aggressive cobbing that I do not like and have not been able to stop him no matter the method I try. He injured my finger the other day by grabbing a bagel out of my hand and biting down it hurt so bad and was bleeding. He does have a soft calm and cuddly side, but I feel like a prisoner. I do not want to deal with this for the next however many years he is alive, but I feel like he loves me and I feel bad about taking him back, I don’t want him there and no one adopts him as he was there 10 weeks and not a single interest in him.
Or should I act like everything is all good and cool? Employee about to get fired made claims (that are mostly true) against my GM. I was told HR is likely to come to the store to investigate/ask questions. Should I let them know how this boss actually is, or should I act like everything is peachy and fine?
It was fine at first, but I am no longer happy with all of the nonsense of managing people and doing 19 tasks at once. Anyone ever demote themselves?
Currently a shift supervisor for almost two years, and the last year has been awful. A full time position has opened up and I would like to apply for it in hopes of getting it and stepping down. How is this usually viewed in the eyes of hr/management and the company?
I adopted a 4-5 year old Great Dane pitbull mix who was a starved stray and at the shelter for 10 weeks. He is loving but he is also really stressing me out. He is not house trained and that has not been going well. I have had him for about 6 weeks now. He is constantly searching for food and he is just hard to walk as he wants to chase everything and find food. Him going to the bathroom in the house I just burning me out. He goes outside and on walks but just keeps peeing on things.
I have a 4 year old Great Dane Pittbull mix I reduced from the shelter about 6 weeks ago. He will sometimes go in the yard, but will more often go to the bathroom in the house. He sometimes just straight up refuses to go into the yard even with coaxing. The yard is fairly big and I have no other dogs. I’m just confused as to why he will only use it sometimes. This going in the house is starting to become defeating.
I got a dog from the humane society a little over two weeks ago who was a starved stray. He is just too much for me I think. I haven’t had a single night of solid sleep and even waking hours I am just stressed out. He was calm and quiet the first 2-3 days then he just started being wild. I thought getting a new dog shortly after my last one passed would help my mental health, but I feel like this is effecting it in different ways. I feel bad thinking about taking him back there after he’s been in a home, but I don’t think I can take the craziness any longer
I adopted a 4 year Great Dane pitbull mix who was a stray. Since I got him in the middle of the night every night he goes crazy laying and jumping on me licking and then going right to aggressive mouthing me which he does not stop even after redirecting him with a toy. He will then go crazy with toys and zoomies for a while. I walk him a few times a day and he plays with toys often, I am just not sure why he is doing this while I am sleeping. I don’t want to crate him as he is crated while I’m at work during the day.
I used a seresto collar on my old dog and he was fine. I recently adopted another dog and I’ve noticed a couple times he has scratched at it, I was thinking it may be bothering him. What do you all use for flea and tick prevention for your dog?
Hello, I adopted a 4 year old Great Dane Pitbull mix who was found as a stray and at the shelter for 10 weeks. He is not house trained at all. I had him in the crate for the first time while I was at work and just went home on break and he pooped all on the mat. I had the divider in the crate set up so he wouldn’t have much room and thought they wouldn’t go where they sleep but that seems not right. Any advice on how to get him not to do that?
Getting a new dog and the shelter suggests crating him while I house train him. Where do you usually keep the crate for them? I was thinking my bedroom but wasn’t sure if downstairs may be a better place?
Looking for something maybe more uplifting, not sure if they do sativa drinks or anything. I’m new to these and just looking for some suggestions.
I was wondering if anyone who lost a dog and got a new one, if they used the stuff they had like bed, leash, harness, toys and other stuff like that.
I was wondering if anyone who lost a dog and got a new one, if they used the stuff they had like bed, leash, harness, toys and other stuff like that.
I lost my dog 8 days ago. Someone showed me a posting of a dog at a humane society who looks like my boy. He was found as a stray and has been at the shelter for 9 weeks. I feel guilty already considering getting him, but I know he needs a home and love and I have that both to give. How soon after losing a pet did you get a new one?
I had to put my boy down last Thursday and a dog at the humane society is speaking to my heart. I feel guilty like I am moving on or something from my boy.
My 12 1/2 year old boy was given peace last Thursday unexpectedly. I had him for over 10 years. He was my best, and really only friend. He was cremated. I’ve been carrying his ashes and putting the urn in some of his favorite spots like his chairs, his bed, the window seal where he would look out for hours. I keep it on his chair while I’m at work. Will put it in bed with me. I talk to him like he still here. Will acting like he is still here and can hear me when I talk to him, will that make it harder for me, or is this a part of grief?