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r/darkwarsurvival•

I'm new to this type of game. Is there a good tutorial for the best way to proceed? I'm not planning on spending money. I've been upgrading and joined an alliance. I am also trying to participate when I can. Thanks

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r/DogAdvice•

Ok. My 9yo dog (female, former breeder, lab) is overweight. We have had her for a year. Because of her previous isolation etc, we used treats to get her to trust me. I think she was borderline when we got her. I have not been able to walk her as often due to her issues and mine. I changed her diet to Purina weight mgmt and used their suggested feeding. I dropped that a little because she still gets some treats. At her annual, I got a stern lecture because she had gained weight. She's 78 pounds.

This is what she gets now: 2/3 c Purina weight mgmt 2x a day. In the morning she also gets a spoonful of pumpkin, a krill oil pill, and maybe a couple of small bites of cooked meat. Dinner add

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r/DogAdvice•

I bought my 8yo lab stake butter stick. It's hard to find things she likes. I have since read multiple Google comments that say they are bad and say they are good. What do dog owners say? Should I take it away from her?

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r/DogAdvice•

We've had our dog, Lucy for almost a year. She'll be 9 in December. Rehomed from a breeder. I've posted before because she has anxiety. Vet did some research and put her on buspirone. She handled the stress of the week of Thanksgiving. New hot tub by the door, moving furniture, company,etc. I did scare her badly when I fell on the steps by her (yelled and dropped the flashlight).

She has a bed in the dining room as that is her safe spot. This morning she ate her breakfast (near her bed) and laid down. Next thing I knew she jumped out of bed and ran to the living room. Now she won't go near that area. I had to move her food and water as she won't go near them either. We have no idea wha

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r/DogAdvice•

I have an 8 1/2 years old lab. Got her from a breeder in January as she couldn't have puppies anymore. It's been difficult getting her to trust us but she's coming along. My issue is that she doesn't pee or poop much. First thing in the morning she pees (although she usually isn't in hurry). She might poop. On good days she poops twice. Today she has peed twice ( it's 9:30 pm here) and she still hasn't gone again. I feel she restricts how much she drinks as she mostly drinks after she pees. She does have anxiety due to being in a kennel her whole life. She doesn't seem to have any other issues other than some drooling. Should she see the vet? It just seems abnormal.

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r/DogAdvice•

I've had my dog (8 yo lab) for about 3.5 months. Just had our first thunderstorm and she was a basket case. She was reacting to sounds I couldn't hear. Has anyone used the earmuffs for dogs and if so, what type should I get? I'm worried for storm season and July 4.

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r/dogs•

My Lucy, 8yo lab, was a breeder. Lived in a horse stall and had outdoor time. Now she lives in a house and has walks. My problem is that she doesn't know how to play. She never had a toy. She now has several stuffed toys that she hoards. If you toss them for her, she thinks you are taking them away from her. I did get her a puzzle. She liked the treats. How can I get her more active then just her walks? She just lays in her bed otherwise.

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We adopted an 8 yo lab from a breeder. She was the major caretaker of the dogs. We have had Lucy about 2.5 months. She is bonding well with me (67f) but is scared of my husband (74m). He can give her treats, pet her when she is on one of her beds and he feeds her dinner (I take care of mornings). He can't walk her as she resists non stop. If I have him come with me, Lucy keeps as far away from him as possible. Our last dog was totally devoted to him. I hurt my foot and am wearing a boot. What can I do to make it easier for him to walk her?

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r/DogAdvice•

Just adopted an 8 yo lab from a breeder. We expected her to be very disoriented for the first few days. She is terrified of my husband and mostly me. We are just letting her be to get used to the house. Shut her in our bedroom last night with us and she's sleeping right now.

She hasn't gone to the bathroom since 12 noon yesterday. When we take her out she either just stands there or tries to pull away. She did eat her dinner and had some water.

I'm getting a harness for her today as I don't like how tight her collar is. I'm not sure about getting her to the vet as getting her in and out of the car is like moving a rock. Plus, more opportunities for her to be scared. Advice?

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r/Megapolis•

Why does the game randomly start collecting my taxes and residents? I've been trying to complete capital quests and I find the game has already collected all my taxes and residents.

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r/walmart•

Anyone have a polite way to explain to people that if an item is locked up they just can't take it and continue shopping? My would you like to pay for it here or I can take it to the service desk isn't cutting it.

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