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That's why it went into C&F. You get it. Poor girl lost Kate, then got attacked by the new broodie. Then Starz came in and is getting spoiled to try and nurse her back to health. Mom leaves for a week and then the whole usual daily routine goes out the window the same week, and it really is a more than a hundredlebbenty degrees so we can't walk. Now I have SA.

I miss my big goofy boy every day. I love my girls and they keep us hopping, but those big goofy boys are a whole other experience.

I will trade you one Moody Broodie for a little Mayhem Maker.

Only Starz....she's getting full fat cottage cheese and satin balls.

It was bound to happen. After a year and a half of one or both of us being at home 24/7, the routine has changed. Starz arrived a little over 4 weeks ago weighing only 45 lbs.. Starz has been getting extra meals and things like cottage cheese and satin balls to get some weight on her. Miss Petunia is KNOT pleased with this. DW went out of town for a week last Saturday. Miss Petunia is KNOT pleased with this. After many years of being home all the time due to a long illness, I went back to work this week, so I am at the desk for hours at a time instead of at the dog's beck and call. Miss Petunia is KNOT pleased with this This morning I went to a quick medical appointment and the dogs were home alone for 45 minutes. Miss Petunia is KNOT pleased with this. Apparently, broodies express their displeasure by peeing in the living room whenever something is not to their liking. Daddyman is KNOT pleased with this. That is all.

We took Rocket to the Greyhound Hall of Fame on our way through Kansas once. Got a great picture of him standing by his Grand Daddy's Hall of Fame Plaque (Gable Dodge.) His Daddy was inducted a few years later but we never got back there to get another picture of that plaque. We also took him to Winslow AZ so that we could get a picture of him "standing on the corner in Winslow Arizona." Rocket wasn't a dog park kind of guy. Anytime we went to one he would just hang with the humans. Probably because people have treats. GRTB is coming up in October in Rehoboth, Delaware. Jeter and Milo would be celebrities there. Just sayin'.

Rocket will send down lightning bolts if I remove his signature.

I'm using Chrome on Windows. Try clicking on any thread or forum and you may be logged in anyway. For me it's only the home page where I'm not logged in and going anywhere else on the site fixes it.

Found these but it looks like the same size is cheaper on Amazon that Jan linked. https://www.gundogsupply.com/flat-sided-bucket-9qt-hooks.html Edited to add - the web page for the company that makes those flat buckets has a ton of different containers used in livestock feeding. https://www.miller-mfg.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=SRCH&Store_Code=MMFG&Search_Category_Code=&catidx=&qsearch=All+Products&Search=bucket

I was using Chrome and had the login issue. I have UBlock Origin already disabled for this site and it doesn't show that anything is blocked anywhere. Don't know if that info helps or not.

There is definitely some problem going on with the site or maybe some work going on. If I go to the home page I am signed out and unable to sign in as the Sign-In function won't click. If I click on an existing thread I am signed in when I go to the page.

Not Jeff, but assuming it's a Windows machine, check Settings, Update and Security, Windows Update. There is an update being deployed that causes all kinds of craziness until it's actually installed. Has nothing to do with the site, but weirds out your browser and other functions until the update is fully installed. I've now seen it on several machines in the last 3 weeks. There will be a notification on the Windows Update screen that there's a feature update waiting. Run that, wait an hour or two after it installs for it to completely update everything, and you will probably be good if that's the issue.

She is one of the sweetest dogs I've ever met. We've been fortunate to have some real sweethearts, but everyone who meets this girl instantly falls in love with her. I would take a dozen of her.

Nystagmus was the word I couldn't think of last night when replying to this. Petunia had that as well which was one of the ways they diagnosed the vestibular event that Petunia had. How is Violet doing today?

This looks very similar to what Petunia had in the middle of the night one night. The first one was over a year ago. She had what I thought was the start of another one recently but it went away quickly, so I don't know if she actually had something wrong or if i was just seeing something that wasn't there. The diagnosis when she had the first one was a Vestibular Event. The vet also said it can be sometimes called old dog syndrome or some variation of that name. The head tilt and excessive drooling were the main basis for Petunia's diagnosis. During the onset she also seemed to not be able to find her rear end to sit down. I sort of saw that same thing in Violet's video. Violet's video looked very familiar to Petunia's incident. That night I gave it about a half hour before making the decision to go to the E-Vet. About 2 hours after we left her there, the vet called and said she was apparently back to normal because she was complaining about everything. She has been fine since except for that one time when I thought one of the events was starting. Hope you can get it figured out and that Violet is feeling better soon.