Can she jump at least a little? I’ve been looking into getting a Twistep for my SUV…it’s a step that looks kinda like home plate that goes in your car’s tow hitch (if you have one) and it swivels. So when you’re driving it folds around under the bumper then when you need it it just swings out for the dog to use as a landing pad/step. They’re expensive which is why I haven’t bought one yet but everyone says they’re worth it.
She cannot unfortunately. She bunny hops to go up stairs or to run (though she has started to try to use one hindlimb per step; probably a 20% occurrence rate). She and I have endurance and strength goals for after the baby is born. So maybe a possibility in the future? Otherwise need to be able to deadlift 82lbs.
They might!! We are also thinking of maybe trying collapsible stairs since she is used to stairs now.
I used to lift my old lab in stages: get the front paws up with him standing, then just give him a boost from the back legs. Somehow it’s easier than trying to lift the whole dog at once, probably because he would pull with his front legs once I got the back end started.
I'm completely confused by this
The crazy be crazy.
My school takes professional white coat headshots when you start 1st year, so I have that and use it for my LinkedIn.
I've been using my composite photo since ours was in business clothes and I was very happy with the result
I do but only because periodically, the grad program here shells out so students can get free ones. I wouldn't if I had to pay for it.
I still use the free one they took of us in vet school...
How smooth are we talking here?
Lol more so number 2. 😅Only to be followed with sorry I'm married and proceed to get even more akward because I don't wear a ring to work because cows. Poor soul. Nice guy but defs not my type even if I wasn't married.
Damn Paws, that's smooth af
Hahah so were you mid preg check?
Thanks WZ
that's how I lure you in before a woof and bite
Ha no I wish. It was some itchy doggo ears
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You can also contact the schools and ask
Thank you so much!!!Terminal Surgeries in Veterinary Schools
This topic has come up now and then on whether or not a school has terminal surgeries, and if so is the terminal surgery required to graduate. This thread is to provide that information. As always, contact the schools for the most up to date info. I'll go first. Illinois hasn't had terminal...
You’re so very right! I don’t know why I didn’t think of this first. Thank you!
Heard about it through vet med mom Facebook pages. Its hard to say that vet med would be excluded. Colorado last year tried to change their laws to disallow non compete clauses and vet med was not accepted
Without writing like 5 paragraphs on them, banning non-competes would be good for workers of all types. They really only exist to help keep workers in lower paying jobs out of fear of high legal bills if they try to leave. They're already essentially unenforceable in California.
Bread has that effect on people
YOLO it tbh
personally, I'd take it, just not try particularly hard
What's the score you'd need for the A? If it were attainable with some effort, then that's what I'd do. If it would be a hassel, I wouldn't bother lol
Meh. It’s a take home exam, so it would probably take me like 3 ish hours of effort
This is realistically what I would do, despite my shrug-meh advice
