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A happy Mother's Day to some of our champion members The rest of you... Be good to ya mummas

If you get up around launnie, it's in my main stomping grounds so it a good chance if I'm up for it I catch a few here and there in my travels, although I'm getting more hermit like.... Taswegians don't need fanfare There would have to be biscuits.... But no iced VoVos.

Been claimed I'll message a few of you others as well.

An aside, today the initial "amped" up response after feeding is barely noticeable. (as expected). The daily paddock wander and "work " surprised me. Usually end up with a rabbit or a hare or two,probably every 2-3 days.... Dragged 5 back today... Lol... Coincidence me thinks, but quite keen Been less sooky when not In the same fence line... Although will stare at me if in view sending out the guilts.

You know I've looked into that RC First thoughts went there... Honestly the current CBD product pet market in the US is suspect AF IMO looking into it, the potential is there but. Lack of study for a rapidly growing pet Industry is really intriguing. FA regulation is the problem. It's selling well and making folk some good monies though.... There's a lot of assumptions, wild extrapolation and baseless claims, not one study I can find that even suggests treatment of anxiety or associated conditions in canines, and that's even chasing back through references of the very limited works. Basically there is no data... Apparently well tolerated (from pain/osteoporosis studies) , but some diarrhea is commonly reported side effect reported, that's probably a dietary change thing or the formulation of the product as a guess.... Other than anecdotes and marketing praises the jury is still out with me on efficacy. I'm not adverse to it saying all that. I've missed my opportunity for suitable profile material to trial but not in a position to expend coin, although if I was I'd work up from a human product than the marked up pet products for sure. Certainly not going to feed anything with an adjacent thc profile

yep well aware of the common killers, the alliums get many dogs as well to the surprise of folk. There are defo metabolism differences. They've pushed dogs harder than that, I'm for softly, softly. I'm actually really suspect of the outlying rat studies.

Yes I have Alc, should have mentioned it. Nope, zero effect. The force is strong. Benadryl as well was trialed but that just munts her down. She is supposed to be a busy dog Then the vets further suggestions are more severe chemical muntings that seriously mess/"mask" with her personality. Dietary changes have been trialed as well. "raw" diet exacerbates her behavior which surprised me She's a lovely, loyal dog, crazy brave.... Just stresses herself stupid....The breed combo is defo a factor. Probably the most intelligent dog I've had about. Will also note, when we are all completely off property and she can hear the vehicle has gone she will settle down and relax on watching trail cam video. Me dropping a couple times(and unresponsive for a bit) when a true puppy really probably entrenched a bit of this. She really loves the shit outta me... Lol... It may end up being that this is the nature of things, and that's fine it's not bothering neighbors ect... Just

Maybe... There probably is short term potential for dogs that have anxiety to thunderstorms, firecrackers, firearms ect. Separation anxiety is a bit more full on and really piles the stress on.

Fck it....delta 9 resistant hard wired insomnia

Make a perfect seed bed over nicely cultivated soil. Well raked to a fine tilth, free of stone, loose organics. Slug control before all else if there are refuges.... They are magnets Lightly feed the cabbage (to much invites mildew) , change ferts when they get to "hook" stage. If mildew sets its time to rotate out the paddock for a long time. The new virulent downy mildew is soil persistent AF and easily moved about by seed. Which is well worth noting. Overcrowding promotes mildew, and poor root development. Which is what they are all about at first. Notes from the broad acre guys.

@Macca 'Tis mate, quickly poking in I'm all over the place ... Send me a PM if keen

LOL "we".... "us" You bro, you... Fuck you rant on

Opinel for scale works for me

Flipped cow pats = someone hunting worms maybe?

See this is where your confounding the problem. Your raising a raft of issues there..... Lol... I've killed more shit than you can imagine, and humans are just another animal IMO lol... You haven't got me pinned matey.... Don't kid yourself. You can be an argumentative arse all you like, your opinion ain't gospel,nor is mine. Also never said there was a fix.. .

You know.... maybe work on the actual problem of fixed carbon becoming free atmospheric carbon. Edit - and the other turbo charged gases That's a change to business as usual. Then accomodate sequestration into development works. The "western" model as aspirational it is has a lot of room left to improve its performance sustainability wise. It's not rocket science Yep... Lol... "Sane" people wanna go culling folk who are not them.

However playing the population numbers game hides the real impacts of emissions per capita.... Not the number of kids any demographic/"race" has... But it's another justification for inaction by some... Can't slay half the world.. Lol. Personally I think the Thanos solution is a crock of shit in regards to the current carbon balance (the issue) . Most likely help relieve several other enviro problems though pretty quickly It's an individuals choice to accept, deny, do shit or surrender.... We are all gunna have to adapt regardless, and pay one way or another.

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