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practical4wheels @practical4wheels (50) • United States 4 Jan 07

we had this snake come into our yard heading towards our newborn puppies, of course it was killed, was it poison? i dont like snakes but it was 8ft long and i didnt know if it was going to eat our puppies or bite our baby.... our...

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practical4wheels Thank you. We know now it was not poisonous/venomous but it would have eaten the puppies. It was a "rat snake". We also found out they are protected.... We called conservation but they said it was an "ok" kill because it would have eaten the puppies, all seven...

26 Jan 07

thewriter @thewriter (198) 6 May 08

Feminism is a cause that is supposed to promote women's rights. But often feminists use women's rights as a means to further their own political cause. In other words issues affecting women become a tool to promote an ambitious...

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practical4wheels Feminism is a cause that is supposed to promote women's rights. But often feminists use women's rights as a means to further their own political cause. In other words issues affecting women become a tool to promote an ambitious political person as opposed to...

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practical4wheels @practical4wheels (50) • United States 4 Jan 07

we had this snake come into our yard heading towards our newborn puppies, of course it was killed, was it poison? i dont like snakes but it was 8ft long and i didnt know if it was going to eat our puppies or bite our baby.... our...

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practical4wheels oooo-k we live in the country with only one neighbor for miles..... that might be hard to do in time sometimes

26 Jan 07

dreamingmyth @dreamingmyth (592) • United States 25 Jan 07

you know i see it all the time.. parents not parenting their children! what i mean by that is simply parents who dont teach their children right from wrong, or parents who are neglectful, or parents who just give in to their...

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practical4wheels I see a lot of little ones like that. With our two yr old we started early, from infancy. We would show him toys, then put them back on the shelf. As he got older he would be able to play with them, then we would put it back and leave. Today, we can go to a...

26 Jan 07

practical4wheels @practical4wheels (50) • United States 4 Jan 07

What do you do when the mother dog does not want to open the sack of the puppies when they are born? Do you open it yourself or let nature take its course? What if she does not want to nurse the puppies? When do you introduce the...

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practical4wheels Thanks. The first two puppies left the mother at 10 weeks. She was already not letting them nurse more than once a day, some days not at all. At 12 weeks she went back to her owner.... with an open invitation for a return...

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practical4wheels @practical4wheels (50) • United States 4 Jan 07

What do you do when the mother dog does not want to open the sack of the puppies when they are born? Do you open it yourself or let nature take its course? What if she does not want to nurse the puppies? When do you introduce the...

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practical4wheels It helped a lot actually. Also, we were watching TV the other night and they were talking about this sort of thing on a wild animal rescue show. Cats.... I love cats and have rescued many.... but thankfully the two pregnant cats we found were able to take...

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practical4wheels @practical4wheels (50) • United States 4 Jan 07

What do you do when the mother dog does not want to open the sack of the puppies when they are born? Do you open it yourself or let nature take its course? What if she does not want to nurse the puppies? When do you introduce the...

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practical4wheels ALL seven puppies made it. The last puppy was a surprise. She finished (or so we thought) after nearly 6 hours with 6 puppies. She laid down and licked them and took a nap so we went inside. In the morning we checked on her, counted the puppies, and found...

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practical4wheels @practical4wheels (50) • United States 4 Jan 07

What do you do when the mother dog does not want to open the sack of the puppies when they are born? Do you open it yourself or let nature take its course? What if she does not want to nurse the puppies? When do you introduce the...

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practical4wheels Thank you. This is pretty much what we did. She did nurse all the pups, but the smallest, always got pushed away by the others. They took to eating out of the dish, homemade dog food, very quickly. They started finding homes at about 10 weeks.

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Yestheypayme2dothis @Yestheypayme2dothis (7874) • United States 6 May 08

Parenting: By what age should a woman give birth? Today more and more women are giving birth later in age. We hear about women giving birth to healthy babies at 60! What do you think? I am 47 and thinking about it.

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practical4wheels Parenting: By what age should a woman give birth? Today more and more women are giving birth later in age. We hear about women giving birth to healthy babies at 60! What do you think? I am 47 and thinking about it.

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practical4wheels @practical4wheels (50) • United States 4 Jan 07

What do you do when the mother dog does not want to open the sack of the puppies when they are born? Do you open it yourself or let nature take its course? What if she does not want to nurse the puppies? When do you introduce the...

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practical4wheels She is not my dog. If she was, she would have been spayed. The owner did not know how to take care of her, or the puppies. We took her in so she wouldnt be locked in a shed on her own. By the way, all seven puppies have grown into wonderful puppies and...

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practical4wheels @practical4wheels (50) • United States 4 Jan 07

What do you do when the mother dog does not want to open the sack of the puppies when they are born? Do you open it yourself or let nature take its course? What if she does not want to nurse the puppies? When do you introduce the...

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practical4wheels well, it was her first litter.... maybe she didnt know what do do?

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auburndreams @auburndreams (838) • United States 4 Jan 07

It burns me up every time I come here that I used to be able to cut and paste links in my articles or add a photo to a reply and now I can't. I can see them changing the rules for any new members, but I was already here! So I find...

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practical4wheels yes, that is only spamming, its not original, its not unique, its just a repeat of info and not fair to those who only type out each post sure its a long way to 500, but you have to start somewhere, life is not easy

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Stephanie5 @Stephanie5 (2946) • United States 4 Jan 07

I have one of those ancient bathtubs. And all the enamel or whatever isn't there anymore and so every speck of dirt is visible! I've scrubbed and scrubbed an scrubbed, but it still looks dingy and unclean. It's like the darn tub...

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cleaning your bathtub

dealing with dirty tub

making an old bathtub new again

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practical4wheels yes, baking soda is always the answer, besides bleach and all those chemicals are harmfull for you your family and the environment

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jeepstergirl @jeepstergirl (396) • United States 4 Jan 07

When my older daughter was in elementary school, we had a cold enough day that there was frost on my car windows (we live in Florida, so it doesn't happen too often). So, I went out and started the car to warm it up and to defrost...

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practical4wheels i have a teen that does not ever stop talking!

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jeepstergirl @jeepstergirl (396) • United States 4 Jan 07

When my older daughter was in elementary school, we had a cold enough day that there was frost on my car windows (we live in Florida, so it doesn't happen too often). So, I went out and started the car to warm it up and to defrost...

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practical4wheels my son is 28 months and does not talk yet, he goes to speech therapy and knows sign language

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