@struttin121@ask_aubry Actually a better corrective action is to just walk forward into the dog, forcing them backwards/off of you. Do it every time the dog jumps up. It’s non violent and effective. It’s also very rude (to say the least) to lay hands on anyone’s dog.
@hastalafrenchie @hayleybbear All of the ones we care for qualify as barn cats, get spayed and neutered on our dollar, and unfortunately, can’t be moved because the local shelters/rescues are full up. 🙁 But I agree with you.
@hayleybbear @hastalafrenchie I agree, but anyone who owns property in the country knows you will probably become indirectly responsible for outdoor cats which have been dumped. They can’t all come inside and the local shelters can only handle so much. Niche perspective, but some cats just have to be outdoors
@ChironRtrnBomb @CuleRabiosa@GonerilKukuck@ask_aubry From following the thread, seems like they have tried training, medication (which didn’t work), and increased efforts to contain the dog to no avail.
@diannaeanderson I use shampoo bars, I like them because they’re “natural” and they last a long time. They aren’t as moisturizing as some bottle shampoo I’ve used, so I would pair it with a conditioning bar as well if you’ve got dry hair. You’ll have to spend extra time rinsing b/c of residue.
@Checanty @artuscreative But the composition is exactly the same. Even with the discrepancy in composition regarding the tree, the piece is almost exactly the same. Not much to prove there.