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Oh, I am so glad to hear from you! I'm sorry you had a rough time on Christmas :( have the animal friends from the forest been visiting lately?

I feel like that heater issue could have happened to anyone with these delicate animals. As mentioned when you have so many, there will be more losses. Yeah I know she had addiction issues and mental health. For sure that effects the care. That is why I recommend less animals. She also has EDS! That is a LOT. SO basically, my opinion is less is more. For her that might mean 10 is enough. 10 is enough to have a show, and not too many. But it is her choice.

@@MommyCassReborns yea around 10 is what I have (4 birds, 2 goats, 2 cats, 1 dog- so technically 9 right now but i had 5 birds before 1 passed and i would be open to 1 or 2 more birds at the most but am not looking for one- i only adopted another bird before because it was a rescue who needed a home and i knew i could provide a good home for him so if something like that happened i MAY be open to it but am good with what i have now not seeking any more animal) The number i have now is do-able for me but i would not want to have more than that. My animals are well taken care of and like to be able to give them all atttention. But yea even with just EDS sometimes its hard there are occasional times where i feel like ive neglected them like sometime the birds cage gets a little more dirty than id like for it to get if im having a bad week and dont get to cleaning it (usually clean it like changing the paper and stuff every week and deep clean it once a month like taking out and washing all the toys and stuff too cause i dont do that every time) And sometiems the goats just dont get enough attention cause they are outside and its too cold in the winter for me to stay out there with them for very long without my joints aching from the cold. The dog is not REALLY ever neglected but sometimes i feel bad if i havent played with her enough she pouts about it and makes me feel bad haha. But Loony could play ALL DAY ... and we do make sure to have a play session every day she just pouts if she doesnt get to go to the dog park etc and then i feel bad if i havent taken her to see her friends in a few days lol. So yea I will at least admit the areas where I can improve . So i would not want to have more animals if i can still use improvement here and there with the ones i do have already. Its interesting when you are ill and disabled because it can be hard to keep up with stuff BUT having the animals is what keeps us going and keeps us motivated to try to do more as we love them and want to give them a good life

Not for a reptile around here. It's about $125 to walk in the door for an exam fee. about 100 plus for diagnostics. About 100 for treatment. If it is easily treated with a broad spectrum anti-biotic maybe $75

@@MommyCassReborns yea exotics will run you much more (like reptiles, birds, etc) I was meaning basic vet care for like a cat or dog and saying how even THAT is super expensive between 2 and 3 hundred dollars just at the basic lvl before any treatment so exotic animals are even that much more

Like mentioned, the utilitarian methods are not a bad idea if it benefits the animal. But the snake drawer is NOT my favorite way.

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it was an awesome meet up but Olivia was a brat! i had fun!

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@@StefsNursery114 I’ll just talk about starting a puppy today live

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@@Astral_Wolf_j I love her!

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Don’t know what’s happening but I’m sorry you’re going through hassles … why I’ve been staying off line a lot … in general I find most people don’t really care about you ….. keep doing you Cass ❤

@@sherleysreallife you will love her! She is so sweet!

Yes, she clearly had to be careful what she says. But their are these "grey areas". I know her time was valuable so she wanted me off the phone so she could take other calls but, she is helping not just me but all of us who need to know! What we did learn was that, bite work is NOT mentioned under the ADA. And Bark and holds to look aggressive and, any aggressiveness is NOT protected under the ADA. So I did learn so much! I am on the same page as you Ari. It was interesting right?

@@MommyCassReborns yea it was really interesting and a good PSA to have that LIVE on the internet hearing from someone directly at the DOJ/ada . it was good to also clear up the bite work stuff cause so much misinformation is spread in the SD community its good to have some things cleared up. also you handled yourself great on the phone! but yea they only have so much time to spend on one call

The bark behavior is problematic as a dog can be removed for being disruptive. A single bark is not an issue in most places, but consistent barking in a crowded place would be unacceptable. They are also NOT intimidation behaviors as those would be illegal. What you are talking about are sham behaviors. The "watch my back" doesn't even have to be trained. You can just say that in place of "behind" or wherever you want to place the dog. I use "guard" but my dogs are never trained any guarding behaviors. The language is clear in the NPRM.

I need more clarification on the barking on command that was discouraged from what I read. Especially as it interferes with the fundamental use of a business. Bark and holds are NOT protected under the ADA and not to be considered a task. But the ADA never mentioned BIte work for sport leaving that as a viable pass time and not protected under the ADA

@@shakeyj4523 Exaktly! That is what I understood also!

It is against ADA law. People will do what they wish but service dogs are not to show any aggression. A bark and hold as ou say--being taught to scare off attackers is considered aggressive. Rebranding it will not change the fact that a dog, pulling forward lunging forward teeth bared loudly barking growling, and snarling is NOT protected under the ADA and is expressly forbidden under their tutelage.

@@MommyCassReborns I explained this, but my comment was removed. Was that you, or You Tube. I was in the group that wanted them to clarify what minimal protection means, and were against the training facilities training aggression.

@@shakeyj4523 I did not see your comment. From the Call to The DOJ and my research minimal protection would be, a dog blocking with their body, getting your medicine for you, interupting self-harm, keeping you safe in a seizure. Agression is NEVER protected under the ADA nor is anything that appears as agressive. Bark and holds are NOT protected, it is NOT considered as a task under the ADA. Where the other handler was CORRECT is that if she did it as sport or bite work that is allowed when the dog is NOT working as sport. So bit work as sport and, protection work as sport is allowed. Perhaps even used in her home it is allowed but NOT protected under the ADA.

@@MommyCassReborns Oh, I didn't have any issues with anything you said. I just wanted to give you some history, since I was there, and knew some of the people who gave testimony on this issue.

@@shakeyj4523 wow neat! that is so cool!

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@ ooo woohoo what u gonna colour? U should do a Christmas picture!!!

@@LauraLu-ul7fx i could. i have a candy shop book. it is really pretty

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