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		Comment on Shiba Inu Training Secrets by Crystal		</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 24 Apr 2024 20:22:32 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Unfortunately, I really don&#039;t like my Sheba inu.  I have MS and I cannot keep up with her. I thought I was getting a different dog that I could handle, and after they I got a picture I said well. What&#039;s that? They said oh that&#039;s your dog. I have no idea what to do. I want to like her and want to love her but honestly I can&#039;t stand her. I&#039;m sorry I just feel like I&#039;m stuck 😭]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Unfortunately, I really don&#8217;t like my Sheba inu.  I have MS and I cannot keep up with her. I thought I was getting a different dog that I could handle, and after they I got a picture I said well. What&#8217;s that? They said oh that&#8217;s your dog. I have no idea what to do. I want to like her and want to love her but honestly I can&#8217;t stand her. I&#8217;m sorry I just feel like I&#8217;m stuck 😭</p>
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		Comment on Dog Discipline &#8211; Should We Beat or Hit a Dog as Punishment? by Tracy		</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 16 Apr 2024 06:09:56 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[In reply to &lt;a href=&quot;https://shibashake.com/dog/dog-discipline-punishment-beat-hit-dog/comment-page-17/#comment-51512&quot;&gt;Confused&lt;/a&gt;.

Were they kicking or just using their feet to prop them?  Using your feet is often seen as not polite, but that is human opinion.  Dogs don&#039;t necessarily perceive it that way, and feet are closer to the dog and is not actually perceived by the dogs as aggression. Hands coming down is probably scary]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In reply to <a href="https://shibashake.com/dog/dog-discipline-punishment-beat-hit-dog/comment-page-17/#comment-51512">Confused</a>.</p>
<p>Were they kicking or just using their feet to prop them?  Using your feet is often seen as not polite, but that is human opinion.  Dogs don&#8217;t necessarily perceive it that way, and feet are closer to the dog and is not actually perceived by the dogs as aggression. Hands coming down is probably scary</p>
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		Comment on Dog Discipline &#8211; Should We Beat or Hit a Dog as Punishment? by Tracy		</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 16 Apr 2024 06:06:58 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[In reply to &lt;a href=&quot;https://shibashake.com/dog/dog-discipline-punishment-beat-hit-dog/comment-page-17/#comment-51512&quot;&gt;Confused&lt;/a&gt;.

Sounds like you need to take her to dog training, and learn also that some dogs are protective of their food.  If she is demonstrating aggressive behavior, you might be too close to the food or too interested in the food.  You need to leave her alone when she eats.  Give her 15 mins with it when you go do your thing.  If she doesn&#039;t eat it, remove the food until the next meal. She will then learn that food is not available all the time and will grow hungry and cherish it and becomes grateful you brought it.  You need to demonstrate you are the owner and in control by deciding when to eat and NOT, when to play and not.  You sound like you are letting the dog make decisions, so she thinks you are inferior to you and can do anything to you.  Do not let her sleep in your bed and you need to learn confidence and leadership.  The fact that you cannot control her and feel a bit scared until you found a stick says that you are afraid of many things and not a confident and capable owner.  If I can tell, a dog can sense it way more.  Your dog thinks you are theirs and not the other way.  You are probably the type that feels guilty if you don&#039;t please your dog.  You need to change that attitude. When she lunges at you, hitting her is the right response but NOT enough,  You need to immediate grab her collar firmly and drag her dog on the floor and don&#039;t let go,  Then lower your voice and say no! very loudly as to intimidate her to immediately put her below you showing her you are the boss and even her biting does nothing to you to dominate her.  Then spank her butt very hard once with your hands, and say &quot;bad! No!&quot;  Immediately after this take her to a small enclosed, ark space for time out - without food, water or access to anything, say time out and close the door.  Leave the dog for two hours, come back in with no expression on your face to check their attitude if they look guilty and humble themselves, you talk to them about what they did and tell them it was wrong with a firm, serious but not angry face and look at whether they are submissive and listening to you and wagging their tails to show they want to please you. If they are not, don&#039;t talk to them and close the door for two more hours, until their attitude is completely one of humility and listening to you. Then you put the leash on them and lead them back to their crate and make them go in until meal time, and this time, you tell them what you want them to do, such as saying &quot;eat!&quot;  If they don&#039;t within 5 minutes, leash them back into the crate and remove the food until the next meal. Do not soften your stance until they submit to you.  As a leader, next please or pay them affection until they have done something you commanded and did it well.  Remember, dogs need owners and leadership, not soft maids]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In reply to <a href="https://shibashake.com/dog/dog-discipline-punishment-beat-hit-dog/comment-page-17/#comment-51512">Confused</a>.</p>
<p>Sounds like you need to take her to dog training, and learn also that some dogs are protective of their food.  If she is demonstrating aggressive behavior, you might be too close to the food or too interested in the food.  You need to leave her alone when she eats.  Give her 15 mins with it when you go do your thing.  If she doesn&#8217;t eat it, remove the food until the next meal. She will then learn that food is not available all the time and will grow hungry and cherish it and becomes grateful you brought it.  You need to demonstrate you are the owner and in control by deciding when to eat and NOT, when to play and not.  You sound like you are letting the dog make decisions, so she thinks you are inferior to you and can do anything to you.  Do not let her sleep in your bed and you need to learn confidence and leadership.  The fact that you cannot control her and feel a bit scared until you found a stick says that you are afraid of many things and not a confident and capable owner.  If I can tell, a dog can sense it way more.  Your dog thinks you are theirs and not the other way.  You are probably the type that feels guilty if you don&#8217;t please your dog.  You need to change that attitude. When she lunges at you, hitting her is the right response but NOT enough,  You need to immediate grab her collar firmly and drag her dog on the floor and don&#8217;t let go,  Then lower your voice and say no! very loudly as to intimidate her to immediately put her below you showing her you are the boss and even her biting does nothing to you to dominate her.  Then spank her butt very hard once with your hands, and say &#8220;bad! No!&#8221;  Immediately after this take her to a small enclosed, ark space for time out &#8211; without food, water or access to anything, say time out and close the door.  Leave the dog for two hours, come back in with no expression on your face to check their attitude if they look guilty and humble themselves, you talk to them about what they did and tell them it was wrong with a firm, serious but not angry face and look at whether they are submissive and listening to you and wagging their tails to show they want to please you. If they are not, don&#8217;t talk to them and close the door for two more hours, until their attitude is completely one of humility and listening to you. Then you put the leash on them and lead them back to their crate and make them go in until meal time, and this time, you tell them what you want them to do, such as saying &#8220;eat!&#8221;  If they don&#8217;t within 5 minutes, leash them back into the crate and remove the food until the next meal. Do not soften your stance until they submit to you.  As a leader, next please or pay them affection until they have done something you commanded and did it well.  Remember, dogs need owners and leadership, not soft maids</p>
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		Comment on Shiba Inu Training Secrets by Liz		</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 14 Apr 2024 14:02:12 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Thank you! However, we have 3 Shibas, the oldest is a male red sesame, next is a cream girl and lady is a brown sesame. The oldest has attacked so many of our other dogs without warning and recently attacked his middle sister and ripped up her face. We had to put baby gates all over the house because he wants to continue to attack her. Because they are so intelligent, will we ever be able to have them together again. Our hearts are broken😢]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thank you! However, we have 3 Shibas, the oldest is a male red sesame, next is a cream girl and lady is a brown sesame. The oldest has attacked so many of our other dogs without warning and recently attacked his middle sister and ripped up her face. We had to put baby gates all over the house because he wants to continue to attack her. Because they are so intelligent, will we ever be able to have them together again. Our hearts are broken😢</p>
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		Comment on Walking with a 3 Legged Dog by Judith Briggs		</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 02 Apr 2024 04:37:54 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[I’m extremely sad &#038; anxious about bringing my 4 y.o. Mix breed large dog home after amputation of her left front limb. Not only am I highly sensitive &#038; able to communicate telepathically with animals her sadness she exchanged with me was relayed as complete confusion &#038; shock! Being a retired nurse I thought ide be prepared for my feelings , but I must admit I’m teary and my empathy is overwhelming me . Please offer guidance and supportive suggestions for the transition period I my canine friend Molly are about to undertake tomorrow 48 hours post surgery as we return to our home. We had very active]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I’m extremely sad &amp; anxious about bringing my 4 y.o. Mix breed large dog home after amputation of her left front limb. Not only am I highly sensitive &amp; able to communicate telepathically with animals her sadness she exchanged with me was relayed as complete confusion &amp; shock! Being a retired nurse I thought ide be prepared for my feelings , but I must admit I’m teary and my empathy is overwhelming me . Please offer guidance and supportive suggestions for the transition period I my canine friend Molly are about to undertake tomorrow 48 hours post surgery as we return to our home. We had very active</p>
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		Comment on 3 Legged Dog Care, Tripod Dog Care by Jackie		</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 23 Mar 2024 13:13:26 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Love this story and thank you for the tips! My boy, Kiba (also a Siberian Husky), has been a tripod since he was 10 months old and he&#039;s recently starting to have a little trouble walking (he&#039;s now 4). He gained a little weight and his 1 front paw has developed a little spot of thinness on his paw pad, so I was looking into what creams would be recommended to protect his skin barrier. I&#039;ll definitely be giving your recommendations a try!! Thank you so much.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Love this story and thank you for the tips! My boy, Kiba (also a Siberian Husky), has been a tripod since he was 10 months old and he&#8217;s recently starting to have a little trouble walking (he&#8217;s now 4). He gained a little weight and his 1 front paw has developed a little spot of thinness on his paw pad, so I was looking into what creams would be recommended to protect his skin barrier. I&#8217;ll definitely be giving your recommendations a try!! Thank you so much.</p>
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		Comment on Walking with a 3 Legged Dog by Caz		</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 13 Mar 2024 21:31:31 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[I recently got a 3 legged dog, I thought she was not socialised. She barks at dogs aspecially small onces and some times pulls to get to the dog could this be because of her missing leg then?]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I recently got a 3 legged dog, I thought she was not socialised. She barks at dogs aspecially small onces and some times pulls to get to the dog could this be because of her missing leg then?</p>
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		Comment on Dog Discipline &#8211; Should We Beat or Hit a Dog as Punishment? by Arnold Johnson		</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 13 Mar 2024 09:06:27 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[I witnessed someone kick a dog into his cage over a piece of food. I am disgusted with the person.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I witnessed someone kick a dog into his cage over a piece of food. I am disgusted with the person.</p>
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		Comment on Shiba Inu Training Secrets by Kim		</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 21 Feb 2024 05:23:14 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Since January 2024, i have my granddaughters 1year old Shiba Inu.   I’m training her for only a few months. Granddaughter is 12 and to her credit she has done a lot in that first year to socialize the dog. Her patience has formed this little one into a loving dog that doesn’t mind being carried around. She is also fine with me petting her head and ears, unless it’s during play time. Then she likes to dominate. Her favorite is tug of war. 

First thing I did was disregard any thinking she would be like any other dog I had before. All my expectations focused on her being the best she can be based on her breed and genetics. Good thing I like cats as she is more cat like than dog like in a lot of ways. 

One problem I had was with her rubber ball. You cannot play tug of war when fingers and teeth are side by side. I almost gave up, but this last week she finally got it. I refuse to play with the ball unless she dropped it. Then I tell her to sit and wait. The first time she got it right I was so excited it was like cheering a sport team. I am normally very even tempered, that positive loud upbeat break in behavior really got her attention. Now she remembers to sit and wait 90% of the time. She brings other toys she wants me to throw, she will drop it and wait. 

She is still every bit a Shiba. She will lick you one minutes and then nibble fingers the next. When she does I tell her firmly no and stop petting her, if behavior continues to escalate I get up and walk away. Wait a few minutes then try again. Always giving kind words for every lick and gentleness of mannerism.  That one is still a work in progress. Next week we start “Good Behavior Class” 4 weeks. I will seek advice from instructor. 

I also had a problem getting the Shiba to eat her food so I made a game out of it. Amazon sells these long treat toys that have 4 slots then it rolls up like a snail with Velcro closure. I made a feeding trough out of it.  lol. It really worked.  Also her other treat toys I would put food in.  My favorite is taking a paper plate with a very thin coat of natural peanut butter then sticking the food on the plate. It’s stuck like glue. She gets focused and busy pushing that plate all around the room struggling to get her dog food off.  She loves it.  She loves the game. 

I try thinking of anything to stimulate her mind into submission and  away from getting into trouble.  Sometimes I feel like I’m playing chess and I’m always behind a few moves. She is always looking for ways to outsmart me. 

She even got loose from a harness that she shouldn’t have been able to. I hadn’t heard of the Shiba alligator roll before. However I now know I’m not alone in that one. Thankfully her treat of choice got her into the house. The next day she tried to break loose again. I was ready for her that time and carried her in the house. Play time was over. 2 day delivery. I was so glad to have that new escape proof harness, well worth the money. She knows it’s escape proof by how it fits her. Yes! 

There is one treat I have found that surpasses all others. Amazon sells it, other stores may also. Made of just one ingredient turkey ligament. She goes crazy when she sees the bag. Smelling it she can’t think of anything else. it is her absolute favorite food/treat ever.  I make sure to save that one for the ‘must have it now’ moments. 

Hope this has been helpful.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Since January 2024, i have my granddaughters 1year old Shiba Inu.   I’m training her for only a few months. Granddaughter is 12 and to her credit she has done a lot in that first year to socialize the dog. Her patience has formed this little one into a loving dog that doesn’t mind being carried around. She is also fine with me petting her head and ears, unless it’s during play time. Then she likes to dominate. Her favorite is tug of war. </p>
<p>First thing I did was disregard any thinking she would be like any other dog I had before. All my expectations focused on her being the best she can be based on her breed and genetics. Good thing I like cats as she is more cat like than dog like in a lot of ways. </p>
<p>One problem I had was with her rubber ball. You cannot play tug of war when fingers and teeth are side by side. I almost gave up, but this last week she finally got it. I refuse to play with the ball unless she dropped it. Then I tell her to sit and wait. The first time she got it right I was so excited it was like cheering a sport team. I am normally very even tempered, that positive loud upbeat break in behavior really got her attention. Now she remembers to sit and wait 90% of the time. She brings other toys she wants me to throw, she will drop it and wait. </p>
<p>She is still every bit a Shiba. She will lick you one minutes and then nibble fingers the next. When she does I tell her firmly no and stop petting her, if behavior continues to escalate I get up and walk away. Wait a few minutes then try again. Always giving kind words for every lick and gentleness of mannerism.  That one is still a work in progress. Next week we start “Good Behavior Class” 4 weeks. I will seek advice from instructor. </p>
<p>I also had a problem getting the Shiba to eat her food so I made a game out of it. Amazon sells these long treat toys that have 4 slots then it rolls up like a snail with Velcro closure. I made a feeding trough out of it.  lol. It really worked.  Also her other treat toys I would put food in.  My favorite is taking a paper plate with a very thin coat of natural peanut butter then sticking the food on the plate. It’s stuck like glue. She gets focused and busy pushing that plate all around the room struggling to get her dog food off.  She loves it.  She loves the game. </p>
<p>I try thinking of anything to stimulate her mind into submission and  away from getting into trouble.  Sometimes I feel like I’m playing chess and I’m always behind a few moves. She is always looking for ways to outsmart me. </p>
<p>She even got loose from a harness that she shouldn’t have been able to. I hadn’t heard of the Shiba alligator roll before. However I now know I’m not alone in that one. Thankfully her treat of choice got her into the house. The next day she tried to break loose again. I was ready for her that time and carried her in the house. Play time was over. 2 day delivery. I was so glad to have that new escape proof harness, well worth the money. She knows it’s escape proof by how it fits her. Yes! </p>
<p>There is one treat I have found that surpasses all others. Amazon sells it, other stores may also. Made of just one ingredient turkey ligament. She goes crazy when she sees the bag. Smelling it she can’t think of anything else. it is her absolute favorite food/treat ever.  I make sure to save that one for the ‘must have it now’ moments. </p>
<p>Hope this has been helpful.</p>
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		Comment on Dog Discipline &#8211; Should We Beat or Hit a Dog as Punishment? by Blur		</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 13 Feb 2024 16:41:55 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[In reply to &lt;a href=&quot;https://shibashake.com/dog/dog-discipline-punishment-beat-hit-dog/comment-page-13/#comment-2936&quot;&gt;Ike&lt;/a&gt;.

No one honestly say they never hit their dog. Dog trys to tear the head off family pet its been buds with for 5 plus years, or bits a child when the child playing alone by itself or the dog turns on u its owner. A good smacking is due and natural.
As much as I love my dog, she recently out of the blue severly injured my cat when my slept on my lap. One hand loving the dog, cat sleeping n me drinking coffee. Unable to intervine n it only took a second for the bitch to injure cats eye, mouth n who knows what else. Unfortunately, I cant afford a vet so cats suffering. I beat the shit out that bitch. The following day, as everyone took their normal 5 plus years on my bed for the night.  The Bitch attacked my other cat when she sneezed. Sneezing cats r common in my house, nothing new. I beat that bitch with a broom stick.
Unless a 5 year old dog has dementia, which she wouldnt remember being beat anyway, there no excuse for attacking.
I find it difficult to put my dog to sleep. Its difficult to beat her too. The shock,rage n defending the family vic takes over n as a parent u do what is needed to protect the vic.
My dogs training was smacking n hitting Free. She did n still does gets praises n treats for jobs well done. However, my dogs a bit too smart. She will repeat bad behavior to get another treat. Example, barking while standing on window, no, down. She gets her treat for listening. As soon as I leave the room she will jump back on window n bark. I say no down from the kitchen she comes running looking for a treat. She will repeat this behavior just to get treats n learns nothing. When treats run out she refuses to listen until ahe hears me say damn it. Now Im pissed. My point is some dogs r not trainable with nicey nice live n understanding. Certain dogs challange their owner/ parent daily all day as mine does. It doesnt matter what it is that bitch challanges me same things everyday. Its tiering. Why keep her? She is great guard dog everyone is affraid of her thus I have not been robbed. I live in the hood. Shes a mommies girl, snuggles n is very affectionate n so one. If anyone would really like to help like free training or donate to taking my cats to the vet please do. Ill leave my friends email on my next post. Id leave my cell number however Im sure idiots will just say stupid stuff like why have pets if u cant afford a vet, ur awful u beat ur dog n so on. Everyone most evwryone expects to have an increase in income when first obtaining a pet. 15 years later my cats age I certainly didnt expect to go from corporate manager to disabled person n have one 4th the income. Shit happens. Abandoning my fury kids ciz income fell wasnt n isnt an option.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In reply to <a href="https://shibashake.com/dog/dog-discipline-punishment-beat-hit-dog/comment-page-13/#comment-2936">Ike</a>.</p>
<p>No one honestly say they never hit their dog. Dog trys to tear the head off family pet its been buds with for 5 plus years, or bits a child when the child playing alone by itself or the dog turns on u its owner. A good smacking is due and natural.<br />
As much as I love my dog, she recently out of the blue severly injured my cat when my slept on my lap. One hand loving the dog, cat sleeping n me drinking coffee. Unable to intervine n it only took a second for the bitch to injure cats eye, mouth n who knows what else. Unfortunately, I cant afford a vet so cats suffering. I beat the shit out that bitch. The following day, as everyone took their normal 5 plus years on my bed for the night.  The Bitch attacked my other cat when she sneezed. Sneezing cats r common in my house, nothing new. I beat that bitch with a broom stick.<br />
Unless a 5 year old dog has dementia, which she wouldnt remember being beat anyway, there no excuse for attacking.<br />
I find it difficult to put my dog to sleep. Its difficult to beat her too. The shock,rage n defending the family vic takes over n as a parent u do what is needed to protect the vic.<br />
My dogs training was smacking n hitting Free. She did n still does gets praises n treats for jobs well done. However, my dogs a bit too smart. She will repeat bad behavior to get another treat. Example, barking while standing on window, no, down. She gets her treat for listening. As soon as I leave the room she will jump back on window n bark. I say no down from the kitchen she comes running looking for a treat. She will repeat this behavior just to get treats n learns nothing. When treats run out she refuses to listen until ahe hears me say damn it. Now Im pissed. My point is some dogs r not trainable with nicey nice live n understanding. Certain dogs challange their owner/ parent daily all day as mine does. It doesnt matter what it is that bitch challanges me same things everyday. Its tiering. Why keep her? She is great guard dog everyone is affraid of her thus I have not been robbed. I live in the hood. Shes a mommies girl, snuggles n is very affectionate n so one. If anyone would really like to help like free training or donate to taking my cats to the vet please do. Ill leave my friends email on my next post. Id leave my cell number however Im sure idiots will just say stupid stuff like why have pets if u cant afford a vet, ur awful u beat ur dog n so on. Everyone most evwryone expects to have an increase in income when first obtaining a pet. 15 years later my cats age I certainly didnt expect to go from corporate manager to disabled person n have one 4th the income. Shit happens. Abandoning my fury kids ciz income fell wasnt n isnt an option.</p>
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