It helped that the day before i made him study youtube videos of other dogs in the snow so once we got out there he knew what to do.

It helped that the day before i made him study youtube videos of other dogs in the snow so once we got out there he knew what to do.

It was difficult to hold them open & put his hands in-so modified this protein powder scooper. Attach it to this to hold the opening wider then put his hand in and roll it on.

Once they were on he tried to eat them but a firm no and a beaf liver did the trick. Then he just stood there waiting to go

tihinit or leave it

Garbonz no

read my mind! I was the tech lead/architect for realtime/multiplayer and data migration/data loss prevention systems (and many other things) at Webflow a few years ago-I can’t tell you how much complexity Durable Objects would have saved. Genuinely excited reading about them. And socket hibernation

ah, ok. what I was missing was `npm version prepatch` and preminor/premajor.

I’ve bitten him back a few times as training when he was teething before he was eligible to go to puppy school.

Can confirm.

Maybe a little sauerkraut.

Might start my own farm, but I’m getting ahead of myself.

Good call.

Ironically will have to wait for replacement air fryer to make the french fries in the way he deserves.

Or maybe I’ll just go 100% conventional. Could be wurst.

I would never do it, of course, hadn’t even thought about it until you brought it up.

But if you know any good sauce, wine, or side pairings that go well with dachshund. Maybe like a good spice blend

Now that I’m looking at oblong foods that didn’t fit in the fryer but will fit in our conventional

I feel like they’re hiding this stuff on their site. It’s like 20 random clicks to even find out they offer workers and object storage and all that.

Going through their offering now it’s fantastic.

FWIW I haven’t been infra shopping in a while, but I had to learn about them from word of mouth.