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Thanks brother. It’s quite an event. He goes into anaphylactic shock within minutes so it’s a race to the vet hospital to get the epinephrine and IV going then blood transfusion to replace his clotting factors. He is progressing nicely overnight and so far today.
We have ground bees in some places in our backyard and he is a relentless pursuer of anything that moves, breathes or has a smell. Unfortunately he’s deathly allergic to them.
We have ground bees in some places in our backyard and he is a relentless pursuer of anything that moves, breathes or has a smell. Unfortunately he’s deathly allergic to them.
He is fixed. He’s a miniature schnauzer. Not an ‘out in the woods’ style hunting dog, but hunting/tracking is in his blood. He’s insanely smart and can learn anything. I’ve taught him not to dig but otherwise he has pretty free range in the backyard. If I could get a bee to chill out long enough for me to teach him ‘no’ and ‘not yours’ then we’d be cool but not gonna happen
Everything he comes across, human child or animal, is his friend and they were born to play with him ha. He’s a good boy. It’ll be a lifelong battle.
He has a sister, same parents different breed, that is his polar opposite. It’s hilarious how different they are.
Everything he comes across, human child or animal, is his friend and they were born to play with him ha. He’s a good boy. It’ll be a lifelong battle.
He has a sister, same parents different breed, that is his polar opposite. It’s hilarious how different they are.
In the interest of keeping this thread ON TOPIC, despite others not following those posting guidelines: I am in Ohio, USA.
But - I will not be for long. After a whirlwind of a job market, negotiations, and finalizing the details this week, I can officially say: Starting this Fall, I will be a professor at Appalachian State. The family and I will be moving back south and back to the mountains. And I am so damn excited about it.
Good things ahead, gents.
But - I will not be for long. After a whirlwind of a job market, negotiations, and finalizing the details this week, I can officially say: Starting this Fall, I will be a professor at Appalachian State. The family and I will be moving back south and back to the mountains. And I am so damn excited about it.
Good things ahead, gents.
