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Thats like throwing away a whole hog, because it was someones pet. I'll take the bacon thanks.

I'm not saying some people feed sick rodents, I'm saying anyone that doesn't breed their own feeders feeds sick rodents. Its impossible to avoid illness when you're breeding the numbers required to sell feeders. I'm assuming you don't breed your own, so that adorable little corn snake of yours...

Put down humanely? How do you think rats get fed to snakes. I don't know how you guys do it, but I've always pre-killed anything that went to my snakes very quickly and humanely. I regularly buy feeders online prefrozen and I'm sure the conditions they're kept in make for much sicker rodents...

Listen, I hate to have to be the voice of reason here. I know I'm going to **** some people off with this, but you have 40+ cancerous aggressive rats from the sounds of it rats with lots of inbreeding as well. I absolutely adore rats and have kept them on several occasions, but it doesn't sound...

I'm game. I'll post a goal of 1250 miles. Are we just tracking this on our own or, are we using fitocracy or something like it?

Its great to see all you people go paleo for the new year I figured we could start a thread with Paleo food pictures to motivate people These area few things we ran as specials at the last place I worked.

You may wind up with a slightly wet crust. If its so wet that it wont form put it into cheese cloth and wring it out. Other wise wet just means longer cooking time.

Hair Length isn't important to me. As for shedding I'm looking for less than a dalmatian but I wouldn't mind some hair (Zelda already sheds quite a bit) I'm not sure how I would do with a stubborn dog as Zelda is pretty biddable. A strong dog would be no issue. I don't really care if the dog...

Figured I would give this one more shot.

maybe this will work better?

I'm looking into a new puppy. I currently have a mixed breed rescue dog that I've had for 6 months. I was told she's a ACD dalmation mix. I'm not quite sure about that but I know that she embodies what im looking for in the new pup with one exception (shes extremely timid, I assume this is due...

hand mix with an angel hair baloon whisk that has been frozen in a metal mixing bowl that has been frozen sitting in some ice. Spread with a rubber spatula. When making icing you're making an emulsion for which the ideal temp is 36 degrees.

Generally for a beginner you're looking at 3x8 (3 sets of 8 reps each). My leg day is as follows 3x8 pistol squats (weight vest once you can reach 9 reps) 3x8 lunges (weighted) 3x8 body weight squats (weight vest once you can reach 9 reps) Take this with a grain of salt as I do a routine...

Trying to convince my dog to get her toy on command. She fetches fine but I would like her to get the toy before fetch begins. Any ideas on how to shape this?

shes now going down on command. Thanks.

Thanks guys. I'll start marking and treating down until she offers it.

The go the other way method is great. It go zelda walking nicely on a leash in about an hour. When the dog pulls you turn and walk in a different direction. It worked best for me in and empty field so I could go any direction.

The one command I've had issue with zelda on is down. She'll lay down if I touch the ground but nut unless I touch the ground. Any ideas on how to fix this?

I wasn't home schooled and I think like you that one person being able to teach it all is an impossibility, but I dropped out of highschool and got my GED. It got me into college no problem

it sounds to me like you uncle is a smart man. Life is sadly all about money and saving it. I personally love work. I have 2 jobs and work about 75 hours a week. It keeps me from being lazy and keeps me focused and goal oriented (when I get a promotion I can afford one job and 40-45 hours a week.)