Clearly a running head start is vital.
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@Dan From Smithville , you can't be here..maybe you are there and why are you hiding?
Never bogart a sheep's fishing hole?
I'm everywhere. As a personal friend of Gozer the Gozerian, I have interdimensional privileges.
Privileges are good, I think, I don't have any. Let me check.... No privileges here. I used to be a Moon Child, now I'm a Cancer..(a Crab )
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
just went outside.... after the rain the air now feels like hot soup
When a dog sees a bunny, it's "chase on".
Dumb bunnies are faster than the speed of light..
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
Subduction Zone
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Okay, you do need medical help for that. And competent nursing care. In your case making a bed properly with no wrinkles in the sheets is extremely important. And if you need help being moved then ask for it regularly. That sort of sore was what put my dad into hospice care for the second time in his life.
I won't post a video of a couple of greyhounds chasing a rabbit. Greyhounds are really really fast.
Honestly, I've never seen anything like this...
I managed, years ago, to treat one bad sore on my mother's rump. I had the help of insurance-paid special bandages, then. It took me 9 months to finally get that sore closed and infection-free. It closed twice but exploded from contained infection during those months. Of course, she broke her hip for the third time and another sore formed and the rehab help knew very little about the correct protocol necessary to fight this problem. She passed away during that stay in rehab........THANK YOU, You made me remember an option I have available to me,...I am very familiar with some nurses with Bayada who treated lipedema-created leg sores for my wife...I will need to find out if I'm eligible for care...
One shiba inu I had was good at catching bunnies but she wouldn't spook them. The bunnies can turn on a dime and my shiba tore a ligament turning at speed chasing one. I never let her kill a bunny or even a mole she caught. I had to wrestle my shiba to save one bunny but the shiba did take the bunny's tail, I saw that bunny later that week, it survived.
Our last dog saw a bunny once and for the only time in her life slipped the collar and ran all out. The bunny in that case was faster.
Cats and bunnies are a different story.
Where I used to live, there were tons of bunnies.
I won't describe what cats did to many dumb bunnies.
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