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Puppies are great cause 90% of the time theyāre just hanging out and youāre like āwow what an amazing tiny dogā and then two seconds later they commit an unmentionable sin

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What is it y'all say
Tuck him in Tuesday?
Itās now Tuck him in Thursday.
Him
And it's Tuck Him in Tuesday again :D
I have tucked in the boy
SHE WONāT GET DOWN
Me: //eating fried noodles like popcorn
Beast: //STARING. ENDLESSLY.
Me: ...//offers him one
Beast: //eats it
Me: ????????
Very dignified

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An itchy boy
so, we have a dog flap in the back door so the dogs can go in and out whenever they please, and this used to mean that they would do most of their running around OUTSIDE, but for whatever reason, lately theyāve decided they can only do that outside if a human being is standing by like a lifeguard. we donāt even need to actually interact with them. as long as someone is standing out there, the dogs will chase each other around and actually burn off some energy
if someone isnāt standing out there, the dogs will go out to go to the bathroom and theyāll sort of halfheartedly paw at each other, but they only stay out for a few minutes now. very little playing actually happens outside anymore if they donāt have a supervisor. no idea why.
so puck is outside sleeping on the porch, because once autumn starts to set in he can happily spend 14 hours a day sleeping on the porch, but at the moment heās asleep RIGHT in front of the door, so heās blocking the dog flap
and sawyer is trying to get out without stepping on him, which means just sticking his head out, barking, very delicately lifting one foot, and then thinking better of it and pulling his head back inside
puck is fully aware this is happening. he lifted his head and looked right at sawyer before going back to sleep. heās just steadfastly refusing to unblock the door.
in the past, we always took the corgis for walks at the same time. it just seemed to make sense. but Biscuit was always trying to be at the front of the pack, SPRINTING nonstop against the leash. it was impossible to walk him, and he was just as stressed by it as we were and started hiding whenever we took his harness out, so we stopped trying to walk him entirely.
but the other day when I had to take him to the vetās office we discovered heās a bit, uh ... chunky and needs more exercise. and on the way to that same appointment, I noticed something. before he realized I was taking him to the car, he just thought he was going for a walk. and he was all for it. he was raring to go and he was doing that corgi prance toward the street.
so I finally had the obvious idea: what if we just ... walk Biscuit by himself?
anyway, his footās basically fine now, though his toe still looks a bit gnarly ācause the quick is bare and he licked all the fur off before I took him to the vet, so today I harnessed him up with a lot of blueberry bribery and my mom and I took him for a walk all by himself on the flats around the house and he was a perfect gentleman. he was thrilled. I gotta start getting in shape for the eventual trip to Yellowstone anyway, so Biscuit can help with that.

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we took Biscuitās donut of shame off, and after three days of him not being able to scratch his neck or the back of his head, Iām pretty sure he went unconscious out of sheer bliss from me scritching his scruff for like ten minutes
Donut of shame
I had to bring Biscuit to the vet today ācause he?? somehow?? managed to entirely rip out one of his dewclaws??? No one was home when he managed it, so we have no idea what he got it caught on but ANYWAY
Itās mostly fine. Heās got some antibiotics and some pain meds. But! We also figured out why heās been such an unbearable goblin lately!
He has two broken incisors. Best guess, he stole a rock that Sawyer was chewing on under the assumption it was a toy, because Biscuit likes to take all the toys, and didnāt realize it wasnāt a toy until he chomped down on it. But either way, we know now!
Now the only issue is that our vet is so backed up that we couldnāt schedule the tooth extraction ātil November.
We turned the AC on

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puck is the first dog weāve had with half-pricked ears, and heās reasonably long haired, which means heās also the first dog weāve had who can just completely make his ears disappear at will, and every time he does it is the cutest thing ever, but also every time he does it while youāre looking at him straight on, he looks like a worm on a string toy
okay so I was complaining to my mom on the phone earlier that Sawyer just has so much excitable pee. so much. like, I get that the common advice is ādonāt acknowledge him until heās calm, donāt rile him upā but we DONāT. seeing us WALK INTO THE ROOM is enough to get the water works going. and heās like six months old. I donāt think any of our other dogs have had THIS MUCH PEE for this long before, though I do understand itās nothing unusual.
but then I guess Mom mentioned it to Dad, who texted me at like 1 AM to take all the dogs Seresto collars off and heāll call in the morning to explain, but because my phone legitimately does not let me know when I get a text message unless I am actively using it, I only got the message a bit ago at like 4 AM. so I had to drag my vaccinated, sore, headacheād ass out of bed to go down and yank all their collars off and then trudge back upstairs to get comfy again.
if nothing else, Sawyer has a very firm grasp on bedtime. I let Puck out after I yanked his collar because he doesnāt like when people mess with his collars and going outside relaxes him, and I figured Sawyer would wanna follow him, so I let him out of his crate to do so. he came out, got a drink, and went right back to bed. he knows when heās supposed to wake up for the day and this sure as hell is not that time, chief.
anyway I looked it up and I guess the government is attempting to get Seresto to recall their collars for being considerably less safe than previously assumed. then I washed my hands up to the elbows twice. no idea if the collar had anything to do with Sawyer being a fire hydrant, but I figure taking it off wonāt hurt.