CBL=)~~~> great mood

[Straw Hat Kikos]

Elf is a mini Alana. lol

 

[CochinBrahmaLover=)]

Oh and something that REALLY REALY REALLY p!$$&* (is that OK?) me off was when the nurse asked "Was this your pitt?" as in a pitbull I used to own a pittbull, and she was SO sweet, once she got a chicken bone stuck in her gum, and my mom had her hand in her mouth for a good 20 minutes trying to dig it out, and not once did she try and bite my mom. Sorry it just gets me mad because people say "Oh well they were bred to kill" ya, OTHER DOGS, and any dogs who bite their handlers are culled because they don't want to get killed because they know what they can do!

Never owned a pitt, but I totally agree that it's wrong to blame the breed for their "wrong-doings." 99.999999% of the time it's the owner or person's fault that the pit bit them, not the dog's fault. It's the same assumptions that abounded for dobermans, German shepherds love ), and Rottweilers that it was the breed that was at fault for the attacks and not the owners.

Glad you're feeling great despite the injuries. Now I have to say you're not the only one that experienced a dog bite. When I was little (like starting grade 1 little) I had a dog bite me in the face resulting in a fair number of stitches. The dog had to be put down of course because it already had proved to be an aggressive dog, especially towards kids, but it wasn't the dog's fault that he acted out like he did. It was my fault because I should've known better at the time than to approach him like I did, and the owner's for not doing something to correct the behaviour of that dog--or even not get the ruddy dog in the first place. And it wasn't a pitbull--it was a shepherd cross. Ironically, after all that time dogs don't bother me. I love GSD's, they're my favorite dog, and rotties are starting to get on my near to next-favorite breed.

Agreed on GS'!

Oooh, thats bad

OK so the dog was put down today I feel bad for his owner because shes sad that he had to be put down (she understands why though!)
Oh and I went to animal control (seems useless if shes putting the dog down ) and he asked if it hurt, I said yes and he said "You'd be surprised how many say 'Nah, it didn't hurt' " and once he had his entire hand in a mastifs mouth

LOL straw and Hank

 

[CochinBrahmaLover=)]

So, I'm good, our new teacher is OK (last years teacher left). Hes just kind of, blah, like, no personality. But I'm SOO happy to be school because I get to see my BFF and hang out with him I like to annoy him, because very rarley do we be serious

 

[CochinBrahmaLover=)]

Also, we got some feed (not sure what type, its greenish pellets), but not sure how much to fed.

1 cup twice a day? 1/2 a cup? Any ideas? (its not grain, its feed)

 

[CochinBrahmaLover=)]

So I'm still alive! Lol. And I survived thursday, (I sprained my arm on Thursday then next Thursday I got attacked by the dog), so, hopefully I won't get injured anytime soon!!! Oh, and I pulled out my stitches like, 30min ago. LOL.

Oh, and also we plan on breeding Sass in December. That OK? She'll be, oh, 9 months-ish then. And shes pretty big already. I want May / June kid(s), so thats why I'd breed her then. Is 9 months too young? I heard that most people breed at 8 months, I think, this correct? Or am I wrong? Thanks.

Also, what shots do I need to give her while shes preggo? And how can you tell if your doe has a silent heat? When we first got her, Chugiak would mount her but he hasn't done that since, like, a week after we got her. And she showed no signs of being in heat , nor has she since. and I'm like 90% sure they can go into heat at 5months old, so, if I'm wrong, when would she come into heat? lol, I feel like I'm planning ahead sooo far,

 

[autumnprairie]

9 months should be ok. I normally give a BOSE shot 30 days before kidding and a CDT

 

[CochinBrahmaLover=)]

OK thanks, Now hard part, looking for a stud **sigh**

 

[CochinBrahmaLover=)]

So let me tell you how selling my turkey went....

So I walked my turkey to the neighbors. They laughed, and said maybe.
Walked it to another neighbor. They said OK if the other person didn't want it.
Walked it to another neighbor. Said they had to ask they're wife.
Mom got annoyed with turkey, said "GO SELL THE TURKEY AND DONT BRING HIM BACK"
Went to the first neighbor. Said they still weren't sure (if you bought it you had to butcher it)
Went to the 2nd neighbor. They said if I helped they'd pay me $40
Soooo, we butchered the turkey then took it down to them. Me and Lin plucked it while Kent (Lin and Kent are married / the neighbors) never did anything, lol.
Sooo, I got my $40 (for a 30lb turkey! ) and, the next day, they had cooked the turkey, and served the whole neighbor hood! (like 3 neighbors plus some friends, so, like 7 people )

Oh and yesterday I was standing up getting out of the bath, I expected to be a bit dizzy since I was sitting for like an hour, but I went completely blind and dizzy headed so that I had to brace myself agaisnt the wall. I was SCARED, but my vision went back and I just chalked it up to the blood rushing out of my head but I was freaked out (not only because I went blind, but because I am extremely paranoid... )

Oh and I'm trying to a new doeling! Well, the pic of her is a doeling, but the owner says shes her best milker so I'm gonna guess shes had kids. I'll try to post a pic!

 

[CochinBrahmaLover=)]

So, we have green goats....

So my dad was building a bigger goat house. Well we were painting it when Chugaik decided he was itchy...... So his side is green,and Sass is partially green, with a green ear.




Stupid goats.

Is that OK? I assume it'll come off naturally, but I worry if they chew on their house there get sick (they like to chew on wood )

 

[CochinBrahmaLover=)]

Oh and also I think I may have found a stud for Sass Hes a beauty, eh?

I'm kinda hoping tho that maybe we'll be able to buy 2-3 more doe/lings, so that we can buy a buck (We have space to seperate a buck)

Oh and the way the person words the ad it sounds like hes for service or for sale, not sure