What do you need right now?!?

cinnamongrrl · 11-10-2016, 07:24 AM

For 230 to get here. Stat.

RockOn · 11-10-2016, 09:22 AM

For a shelter pooch to still be there and available for adoption when I call at 10:00. He is 7 months old and will be large. I just posted his photo in my gallery. I bet he is puppy-clumsey with those big feet. *laughing* I want to sneak him back in to work with me but think it would not be one of my brighter ideas. Heck, this lady brings a yorkie in to work in her purse all the time. Only a few people know. And she puts a barrette in the dog's hair too tight. The poor thing's eyes always go up at the corners. I am serious!!!

Keeping my fingers crossed ... hope he is still there at the shelter.

Gayandgray · 11-10-2016, 10:22 AM

I really need to get through this next year without my spouse having any major health setbacks, since I no longer have a live-in sitter. I can apply for FMLA in a year.

RockOn · 11-11-2016, 10:46 PM

Need to let it go ...

I went back to the shelter this morning. I hate to even think about it and feel quite rotten about it but after spending time in the play yard with the pup again that I intended to adopt, I backed out.

I am of the opinion this dog has more going on than pent up puppy energy. I am talking about over the top pup attention deficent. It was like I was an object he would run to, jump up, bounce off my body and go on to the next object. For almost an hour, I could not get him settled enough to actually pet him. His mind was going so fast he was incapable of having focus on anything or showing even the tiniest bit of affection. Yesterday, I thought it was just because he was in a smaller kennel in the back. And maybe that is all it is but I got uneasy today spending more time with him. If I brought him home --->>> Kevie, Jennifer and I would have to go on very heavy drugs.

I am sad for this little guy but right now I cannot deal with him. If I was retired, maybe.

I am just feeling bad about backing out. This is only the second time in my life I have done this. The other one was not too long before I adopted Jennifer. That unfortunate dog was gorgeous but born pure nuts. I knew I made the right decision by not adopting that one. She made me dizzy in the play yard.

Anyway, I have to put our sanity first.

11-10-2016, 07:24 AM	#1
cinnamongrrl Infamous Member How Do You Identify?: cleverly disguised as a responsible adult* Preferred Pronoun?: wild woman Relationship Status: No, thank you. Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Home in NC..gonna dig in like a tick this time… Posts: 7,665 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 15,247 Thanked 27,604 Times in 6,959 Posts Rep Power: 21474859	For 230 to get here. Stat. __________________

11-10-2016, 10:22 AM	#3
Gayandgray Senior Member How Do You Identify?: Femme-ish, tomboy lesbian Preferred Pronoun?: She Relationship Status: Together a really long time Join Date: Jan 2016 Location: In my mind? On a tropical island Posts: 4,862 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 13,584 Thanked 12,885 Times in 3,081 Posts Rep Power: 21474850	I really need to get through this next year without my spouse having any major health setbacks, since I no longer have a live-in sitter. I can apply for FMLA in a year. __________________

11-10-2016, 09:22 AM	#2
RockOn Senior Member How Do You Identify?: sitting over there ----->>>>> :) Preferred Pronoun?: .... Relationship Status: .... Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: .... Posts: 3,522 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 9,081 Thanked 10,304 Times in 2,610 Posts Rep Power: 21474856	For a shelter pooch to still be there and available for adoption when I call at 10:00. He is 7 months old and will be large. I just posted his photo in my gallery. I bet he is puppy-clumsey with those big feet. laughing I want to sneak him back in to work with me but think it would not be one of my brighter ideas. Heck, this lady brings a yorkie in to work in her purse all the time. Only a few people know. And she puts a barrette in the dog's hair too tight. The poor thing's eyes always go up at the corners. I am serious!!! Keeping my fingers crossed ... hope he is still there at the shelter.

11-11-2016, 10:46 PM	#4
RockOn Senior Member How Do You Identify?: sitting over there ----->>>>> :) Preferred Pronoun?: .... Relationship Status: .... Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: .... Posts: 3,522 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 9,081 Thanked 10,304 Times in 2,610 Posts Rep Power: 21474856	Need to let it go ... I went back to the shelter this morning. I hate to even think about it and feel quite rotten about it but after spending time in the play yard with the pup again that I intended to adopt, I backed out. I am of the opinion this dog has more going on than pent up puppy energy. I am talking about over the top pup attention deficent. It was like I was an object he would run to, jump up, bounce off my body and go on to the next object. For almost an hour, I could not get him settled enough to actually pet him. His mind was going so fast he was incapable of having focus on anything or showing even the tiniest bit of affection. Yesterday, I thought it was just because he was in a smaller kennel in the back. And maybe that is all it is but I got uneasy today spending more time with him. If I brought him home --->>> Kevie, Jennifer and I would have to go on very heavy drugs. I am sad for this little guy but right now I cannot deal with him. If I was retired, maybe. I am just feeling bad about backing out. This is only the second time in my life I have done this. The other one was not too long before I adopted Jennifer. That unfortunate dog was gorgeous but born pure nuts. I knew I made the right decision by not adopting that one. She made me dizzy in the play yard. Anyway, I have to put our sanity first.