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Our tech team has launched updates to The Nest today. As a result of these updates, members of the Nest Community will need to change their password in order to continue participating in the community. In addition, The Nest community member's avatars will be replaced with generic default avatars. If you wish to revert to your original avatar, you will need to re-upload it via The Nest.
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s/o dogs....an incident this afternoon...
Gypsie bit Elise today. Just about a half hour ago. Right on the nose. Granted, Elise DOES terrorize her. But still, not okay. I fussed for a long time at Gypsie and you can tell she knows she did wrong, hopefully that will be it.
I struggled over whether or not to tell DH because he can be irrational when upset. But you can see where she bit at so I called him and told him, at least he has a few hours to calm down before he comes home.
*sigh*
I really expected this of the cat, Vinnie. But not Gypsie.
christen & james 04.20.07
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Re: s/o dogs....an incident this afternoon...
This is such a touchy subject in our house. We have 2 big dogs who live outside, but when Cole was first born they were inside. They still come in for a night or to spend the day and we've had issues with both of them growling at Cole b/c he was fooling with them. Matt's solution is to "get rid of them" if it ever does happen. I just don't get it. In 99% of the cases Cole was aggravating the heck out of the dogs and they had enough. It's their way of telling him to leave them alone. I told Matt he needs to correct Cole from hitting and pulling their tails just as much as he needs to correct the dogs.
This is absolutely correct. Our dog has snapped at our nephew before when he was trying to ride her like a horse and I fussed at her b/c she shouldn't do that but Nephew got in trouble too b/c he needs to learn not to mess with her like that.
I hope Elise is ok! And that your H cools down before coming home. MH would be hot too.