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Post by hpeterson1951 on Jun 17, 2019 20:41:26 GMT
I've done 6 hours of training, the laundry, unpacked from the weekend, mopped floors, changed sheets. I think I'm going to take a break now. Can only listen to so much video training in one day!
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Post by zazzles on Jun 17, 2019 20:44:12 GMT
Guess the old one didn’t manipulate the financials well enough.
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Post by lmenglish on Jun 17, 2019 23:35:58 GMT
linda72 ,I can't figure any schedule for her, sometimes I think she is regressing with the potty training. Thought we would be nice and let her stay with the other golden for a few hours yesterday rather than crate her. She got a hold of a 12 pack of soda, chewed the box and punched some sofa. Today she shredded my binder with recipes while I was gone for an hour and a half. She is definitely going to be spending more time in the crate. I'm very frustrated
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Post by jamescat1 on Jun 18, 2019 1:04:09 GMT
cyndee my brilliant daughter saw there were small holes on top of the pantry ceiling and covered them with masking tape. After getting rid of moth infected products and repainting the pantry, I have been moth free for 3 years. @ diva49 Happy 47th anniversary to you and Toots. AC servicemen are here for routine servicing of my two units and an excellent time to Marie Kondo the closet with access to the furnace. DH got 2-3 jackets or outdoor shirts a year when he was hospital counsel for 16 years. He wears no more than 5. I am pulling out the ones he absolutely will never wear and giving them to my son who works at Fresno High to donate to their dress for success for teenage boys. These are never worn expensive jackets most of these boys could never afford. For round one of donations my husband will never know they are gone. Walked separately from him and dog this morning to do a more aerobic walk other than a sniff and pee walk. He understands but I am uncertain about Lily Belle.
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Post by finreporter on Jun 18, 2019 3:38:26 GMT
Guess the old one didn’t manipulate the financials well enough. I should have applied for that position!
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Post by diva49 on Jun 18, 2019 11:15:06 GMT
Guess the old one didn’t manipulate the financials well enough. Interesting that they are reducing the checks-and-balances by having one person in multiple accounting management positions.
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Post by cyndee on Jun 18, 2019 13:28:49 GMT
cyndee my brilliant daughter saw there were small holes on top of the pantry ceiling and covered them with masking tape. After getting rid of moth infected products and repainting the pantry, I have been moth free for 3 years. @ diva49 Happy 47th anniversary to you and Toots. Walked separately from him and dog this morning to do a more aerobic walk other than a sniff and pee walk. He understands but I am uncertain about Lily Belle. Thanks for sharing that jamescat1! I will look for holes there. I hadn't thought of that. We did thoroughly clean the pantry, got rid of old open containers (and checked others), and even put new contact paper on the shelves. Glad you got a really good aerobic walk in yesterday!
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Post by doordie50 on Jun 18, 2019 13:52:50 GMT
linda72 ,I can't figure any schedule for her, sometimes I think she is regressing with the potty training. Thought we would be nice and let her stay with the other golden for a few hours yesterday rather than crate her. She got a hold of a 12 pack of soda, chewed the box and punched some sofa. Today she shredded my binder with recipes while I was gone for an hour and a half. She is definitely going to be spending more time in the crate. I'm very frustrated (((Linda))) - sorry the pup is still having some issues. One of our danes was just a devil with the chewing. He no doubt had some kind of anxiety. Patience and consistency helped but, rawhide bones were a godsend. Hang in there
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Post by lmenglish on Jun 18, 2019 16:13:18 GMT
doordie50,I left her contained in the kitchen for 20 min.and she got up on the table to get the wooden napkin holder which she shredded. I called the vet
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Post by finreporter on Jun 18, 2019 17:17:42 GMT
Guess the old one didn’t manipulate the financials well enough. Interesting that they are reducing the checks-and-balances by having one person in multiple accounting management positions. That looks normal and typical to me. To be the VP & Controller typically does oversee the filings as the chief accounting officer. The check and balance would be the CFO. I was asked recently to interview for a VP of accounting and finance position but I'd rather do it for WW! So high profile.
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Post by fullmahina on Jun 18, 2019 17:43:46 GMT
doordie50 ,I left her contained in the kitchen for 20 min.and she got up on the table to get the wooden napkin holder which she shredded. I called the vet Oh wow....I hope she is okay! It may sound harsh but one rule we have always followed with puppies (up to two years old) was that they were crated unless we had eyes on them at all times. There is just way too much for them to get into and we don't believe we can cordon them off in a room and think they won't find something (ANYTHING!!!) that they can destroy. My biggest fear is electrical cords. If and when they get into something we always consider it totally our fault. So far our new little girl (now 6 months old) has grabbed a loop of a 5x7 rug and managed to run with the pulled loop and ruined that carpet. She also nibbled a tiny corner of an end table but it's fixable with a little bit of repair stain pen. That's it so far and yes, both times it was our fault---we broke our "eyes on or crate" rule. I think we were fixated on a TV program both times, lol. We always take forbidden stuff away and replace it with allowed items too (we've spent a small fortune on keeping it new and fun for her) and she is getting really good at knowing what is "hers." In her first month with us she was heavily into stealing shoes, washcloths, towels, socks---virtually anything she could find. She LOVED the laundry room. We did a lot of "leave it" training and she rarely grabs anything anymore. I guess she figures it's not worth the trouble, she can't have it anyway, so why bother. Another thing we do when they are really small is to put a leash on them and attach the leash to a belt loop on our pants. Then we can catch every little "bad" thing they do and correct it. They get away with NOTHING, lol. It also gets them used to paying attention to you. She's slowly learning but has a looooong way to go before I would consider letting her be uncrated if I couldn't watch her. When I re-read this it sounds horrible and mean but it really does work. Wishing you luck with your girl and LOTS of patience!!!
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Post by doordie50 on Jun 18, 2019 23:16:27 GMT
doordie50 ,I left her contained in the kitchen for 20 min.and she got up on the table to get the wooden napkin holder which she shredded. I called the vet Sorry you had another incident so soon. I get it totally. You're thinking, twenty minutes, what the heck could she do? That would be me, thinking it wasn't too much to ask for. It may be that the crate method really is the best thing until she matures. I hope the vet was encouraging. Hang in there.
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Post by lmenglish on Jun 19, 2019 2:30:56 GMT
fullmahina , how big is your puppy? Lucy is already 50#. Don' know if I can function with her attached to me. Heck, I can barely manage her on a leash outside. She sees a bug, a deer or a car and she goes crazy. I found a new harness that had really helped. Right now she is allowed in 2 rooms that were puppy proofed but obviously not. That napkin holder had been on the table since she came, why did she decide that today was the day to shred it? Later this afternoon, I went through the kitchen, gave her a treat for laying down and being good. Go out to talk the contractor for about 20 min and she shredded a brand new box of Kleenex, some papers and a picture frame. The vet said I was doing everything correctly. She called her a rebellious teenager. We are going to try some calming pills and more crate time.
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Post by fullmahina on Jun 19, 2019 12:44:48 GMT
fullmahina , how big is your puppy? Lucy is already 50#. Don' know if I can function with her attached to me. Heck, I can barely manage her on a leash outside. She sees a bug, a deer or a car and she goes crazy. I found a new harness that had really helped. Right now she is allowed in 2 rooms that were puppy proofed but obviously not. That napkin holder had been on the table since she came, why did she decide that today was the day to shred it? Later this afternoon, I went through the kitchen, gave her a treat for laying down and being good. Go out to talk the contractor for about 20 min and she shredded a brand new box of Kleenex, some papers and a picture frame. The vet said I was doing everything correctly. She called her a rebellious teenager. We are going to try some calming pills and more crate time. My puppy is about 25 pounds now. I've had bigger dogs (my other dog is about 65# and I had an Aussie and a Bull Mastiff in the past) and smaller dogs (Bichon Frise and mini-poodle) but I agree that if Lucy is going to pull you over it's probably not a good idea to tether her to your belt! I really do think the "eyes on or crate" thing works best for us. It's tough but I can't imagine a room that is truly puppy proof unless it is solid cement, lol. A friend had a Kerry Blue find a loose corner of vinyl flooring in the kitchen and she came home to the entire kitchen floor torn up! Another had door moulding ripped off as high as her Golden could reach. Kids, lol! Good luck with Lucy!
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Post by lmenglish on Jun 19, 2019 13:46:36 GMT
fullmahina, we had a golden who had storm anxiety. If a door was closed, he would pull up the door jam and start going through the plasterboard. He did 5 door jams... Thanks for the advice. We usually rescue older dogs but couldn't resist Lucy.
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