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He's normally good with other dogs but he freaked out there when he met her
I'm not sure, some kind of beagle cross as far as I can tell. She's horribly thin. I've had to put her in the shed there and she's whining nonstop, this is awful
Where are you based?
If you can get a friend to help you. She brings the girl for a walk a good distance ahead of you walking with your own dog. Then slowly catch up until you're walking together. They really should be introduced on neutral ground.0 -
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Stray dog!
She's actually a girl. Didn't get a chance to check her out properly last night
Just thinking he may have been trying to get at her if she's in heat. Just a guess. Has she been spayed or is he neutered?
We introduced 2 males here about 5 weeks ago and they're getting on grand now, like they were together all their lives. It can be done. You just need to persevere with it and if it's really not working the back-up at the rescue is a good idea.
Best of luck with it and fair play to you for taking her in. 0 -
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It's a good result for my fantasy football! I have VanPersie, but not Evra, so it's good that Evra loses his clean sheet points, he he!Sephiroth_dude wrote: »COME ON LIVERPOOL YAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!
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x Purple Pawprints x wrote: »Just thinking he may have been trying to get at her if she's in heat. Just a guess. Has she been spayed or is he neutered?
My guy isn't neutered, I have no idea how to tell if she's been spayed! Don't think she's in heat though. As far as I can tell when he was trying to get to her it was murder rather than romance which was the intention
Thanks for all the help guys. I know it might be possible to do it but my concern is this is an awful time for us with work and college and other stuff going on and I don't know if I'll have the time to work with them and introduce them properly. She's very underweight and timid and even though I really really want to keep her I also want her to be in the best situation for her, which could very possibly be a rescue.0 -
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I use coconut oil in my hair about once a week. It's brilliant. My hair gets nothing but abuse. It's washed at least twice a day, straightened every day, dyed once every 3 weeks, I cut it myself, so it rarely gets a proper cut, and it's still in brilliant condition.
Your poor hair :eek: :P
I can only wash mine once every second day or it gets all dry. I had balayage done before Christmas and the bleaching didn't do my hair any favours.
I must give it a try; is it expensive? I'm hoping to pick it up in H&B or Sam Cauleys next week if I can.
AY your horse is a beaut 0 -
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Ilyana 2.0 wrote: »Your poor hair :eek: :P
I can only wash mine once every second day or it gets all dry. I had balayage done before Christmas and the bleaching didn't do my hair any favours.
I must give it a try; is it expensive? I'm hoping to pick it up in H&B or Sam Cauleys next week if I can.
AY your horse is a beaut
Honestly, my hair is completely silky and glossy. Coconut oil is awesome. My friend gets me gigantic bottles of it in Bahrain. Costs her 50c a bottle
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I've an awful headache, wahhhh! Think it might be from oversleeping or something, hope it dies down soon. Going to Dublin tomorrow to say another round of goodbyes, it'll be really hard. I'm glad to have the chance though! Looking forward to leaving again but the amount of craic I had with friends last week made me realise how much I'll miss everyone. 0 -
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Honestly, my hair is completely silky and glossy. Coconut oil is awesome. My friend gets me gigantic bottles of it in Bahrain. Costs her 50c a bottle
Jealous! Throw some my way :pac:
I've straightened my hair maybe twice in the last ten months, and I usually let it dry naturally. Y U NO STAY HEALTHY??0 -
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Ilyana 2.0 wrote: »I'm hoping for a United win, so that the boyfriend is satisfied :P
I laced my hair with Argan oil earlier on, hopefully it'll be in better condition when it dries. Curly hair is so temperamental! Has anyone tried coconut oil for their hair? I'm thinking of buying a tub to try it out.
Come on United!
Also hoping for an Arsenal win in the later game because bf will be happy and it would mean a 10 point deficit.My guy isn't neutered, I have no idea how to tell if she's been spayed! Don't think she's in heat though. As far as I can tell when he was trying to get to her it was murder rather than romance which was the intention
Thanks for all the help guys. I know it might be possible to do it but my concern is this is an awful time for us with work and college and other stuff going on and I don't know if I'll have the time to work with them and introduce them properly. She's very underweight and timid and even though I really really want to keep her I also want her to be in the best situation for her, which could very possibly be a rescue.
There could be scar if she's been recently neutered but other than that a lot of the time you can't tell unfortunately. I wish Ireland would start using the tattoo procedure that's being used in Australia. It makes it so much easier if a stray is found and she/he has been neutered there's a little tattoo marked where the incision would be.
I'll keep my fingers crossed for you.I use coconut oil in my hair about once a week. It's brilliant. My hair gets nothing but abuse. It's washed at least twice a day, straightened every day, dyed once every 3 weeks, I cut it myself, so it rarely gets a proper cut, and it's still in brilliant condition.
I only wash mine every 2 days. The dye would go out of mine very quickly if I did it any more than that. I dye mine every 5-6 weeks, get it cut every couple of months and straighten it almost every day.0 -
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Just having one of those days.
Little things keep going wrong, and eventually I knock a full cup of coffee all over the carpet and burst into tears.
Then I feel stupid for crying over something so small.
Everyone gets days like that - try to just relax and mind yourself. I find when I have those kind of days, plugging my ipod in and going for a walk to clear my head, or having a bath really helps. Anything that shuts you off from the world.
Everything seems catastrophic when it's one of those days - but that's all it is, one of those days. Everything will look much better tomorrow xx 0 -
I wash my hair twice a day in the summer because it is so hot over here that having a shower without washing my hair just doesn't cool me down, and I don't feel clean going to bed in the summer not being completely washed.
I know it's not good for my hair, BUT I balance it out by not blow drying it in the summer (cos it dries easily by itself in the heat, AND I get in trouble for heating the house! ) 0 -
The hairdresser is always exclaiming what great condition my hair is in.
I dont use any styling products, I just use my normal conditioner as serum when it's curly, and I have a heat protectant cream I put in if I'm straightening/blowdrying (which is very rare).
I find if I tie my hair up a lot then I get split ends, so trying to avoid that if I can because I'm trying to grow it out!
Also, I only wash my hair once or twice a week max, because it's so thick. According to my hairdresser, that's another reason it's in such good condition.
Regular trims too, every 6-8 weeks!
I don't put much product into my hair, just Frizz Ease after shampooing and conditioning. You're lucky you get away with less regular washing; mine is pretty thick too but it gets all greasy at the roots after two days. And I have to tie it up or a work, but that's usually only twice a week anyway. Must try get more regular trips, but it's so 'spensive
To be fair, it does grow quickly; between July and October (judging from photos), it seemed to grow a good two inches.0 -
Ilyana 2.0 wrote: »I don't put much product into my hair, just Frizz Ease after shampooing and conditioning. You're lucky you get away with less regular washing; mine is pretty thick too but it gets all greasy at the roots after two days. And I have to tie it up or a work, but that's usually only twice a week anyway. Must try get more regular trips, but it's so 'spensive
To be fair, it does grow quickly; between July and October (judging from photos), it seemed to grow a good two inches.
From looking at your hair you'd get away with it for a bit longer I'd imagine, mine gets greasy at the roots too but I just use a bit of dry shampoo and I avoid using much product at the roots as it doesn't need it.
If you're in Dublin during the week there's loads of hairdressing schools you can go to if you have the patience to sit there for a while They love to see people with thick curly hair like ours coming because it's learning experience!
I go to Herman's in Dundrum on a Monday night, it's only 20quid for a cut!0 -
Everyone gets days like that - try to just relax and mind yourself. I find when I have those kind of days, plugging my ipod in and going for a walk to clear my head, or having a bath really helps. Anything that shuts you off from the world.
Everything seems catastrophic when it's one of those days - but that's all it is, one of those days. Everything will look much better tomorrow xx
Thank you Went for a short walk and feeling a little better since earlier.
Going to curl up and watch a movie.0 -
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From looking at your hair you'd get away with it for a bit longer I'd imagine, mine gets greasy at the roots too but I just use a bit of dry shampoo and I avoid using much product at the roots as it doesn't need it.
If you're in Dublin during the week there's loads of hairdressing schools you can go to if you have the patience to sit there for a while They love to see people with thick curly hair like ours coming because it's learning experience!
I go to Herman's in Dundrum on a Monday night, it's only 20quid for a cut!
You could be right, it just doesn't feel clean though I might try to wash it less for a few weeks anyway, see if it helps. Dry shampoo does help, but usually only for a day or so.
There's an idea, 20 euro isn't bad at all for a trim. It'd be fantastic to get a proper curly cut too; they're non-existent here in the shticks.0 -
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Feel better soon Vayda
I've would up listening to Celine Dion on YouTube.
Off to the doctors tomorrow because I caught my finger in the fold-up bed last night and it was being crushed for about 5 seconds. When I did get it out it put a bag of frozen peas on it. The whole side of my finger has been numb since it happened though so I think I should get it checked.0 -
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