This was easily the best episode of the season. Save for Jess, I did not think the recipients this season were particularly deserving. That said, these ladies are amazing. They work their asses off and clearly never took any time for themselves. I think they are smart enough to contract with the bottling company and…
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Yup. I’m a landlord and I have to bite my tongue when friends complain how hard it is to find places with “dog friendly” policies. I’m a huge animal lover and I used to allow dogs in my rental units, but I had too many bad experiences with tenants whose dogs barked constantly, tore up the floors, acted aggressively…
They were inside and I guess couldn’t hear it? They tied him up just below my balcony, so that could be why I could hear it and they couldn’t. Also, I live in a very dog friendly town with some luxury hotels that allow pets. They could’ve even on vacation and not in super realistic planning mode. But, my town is…
I was basically dehydrated after that episode.
When Shorty got her teeth fixed, I fucking lost it. Thinking about how she hid her smile basically her entire life. Tears. So many tears. I wish them the best.
Yeah. I was thinking how it was a bit infantilizing to suggest there was a likelihood they’d fail, when really nothing overtly suggested this.
Yeah the whole thing seemed to me that they had wanted to do sauce stuff but just lacked the time/kn0whow to do so. So for the fab 5 to show up and be like, okay, we’re going to set you up with the bottling place and they’re going to handle the bulk of the work for you... really all the sisters have to do is make sure…
Argh I feel you. My neighbor has a dog that she basically leaves outside all day during the warmer months and he just barks and barks and and howls and whines ALL goddamn day and evening until she gets home. He’s a cute dog, but Jesus christ he needs some solid training and more attention. It’s so bad and sounds so…
That kind of behavior is so bizarre to me. I absolutely hate people who just leave their dogs tied up outside all day, but I can understand what’s happening (“You are a garbage person and you think this sentient creature is an alarm system with no feelings”). But if you took the dog to the restaurant, then presumably…
My partner used to live next to a family that a big dog, I think a lab, in a small apartment, which they never freaking walked. It used to bark all the time, it was really upsetting, to the point that my partner and his housemates offered to bloody walk it all the time.
Oh my god that sounds awful. I live above a restaurant and one time I heard a dog whining for what felt like an hour. It also started freaking out my dog despite all my windows being locked shut. I called downstairs and some guests at the restaurant just didn’t want to eat outside on the patio so they tied their dog…
THIS. My neighbor is a good dog owner who has a lovely and sweet doberman that started experiencing crazy anxiety when his schedule changed. We’re talking howling and howling and howling and howling and howling for 8-10 hours straight. I work from home and I couldn’t get a damn thing done. I started to feel very real…
Well, these owners have a 20,000 square foot mansion. They certainly have the means to care for these dogs. Do they care enough to do so is the question.
Realtors hate me. First thing I do when they take me to a house is to go look over the back and side fences for a dog. If there’s a dog out I don’t even bother to go look in the house. I’ve lived next door to barky dogs way too many times, not having it anymore. If there’s no dog, I’ll look in the house. If I like it…
Is this unusual? My normal, UMC suburb has an ordinance that dogs can’t be barking for more than five minutes straight at a volume that can be heard from across the property line.
Basically, the dogs are being abused or at least neglected already. Dogs don’t bark constantly unless they are not being paid attention. That means training, playing with them, walking them and being there for them. These poor things are miserable. the owner shouldn’t have them, but they probably aren’t doing anything …
Happy, healthy, and well treated dogs don’t constantly bark.
This issue is NOT the dog’s fault, it is the owner’s fault and if it can’t be resolved neighbor to neighbor and calling the police doesn’t help, this is the result. People are inconsiderate assholes and most inconsiderate assholes have horrible animals that they don’t try to train and control. I happen to live next…
Can’t wait for the TV/film adaptation starring Vince Kartheiser as Jared!