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Oh, that's fine. Been a little busy anyway.
Haha. Well, I'm always thinking of the negative outcomes. I did want to talk to the lady, but at first when I saw them she was working with her dog. I don't like feeling like I'm interrupting people. Honestly, I have a hard time approaching people and talking to them at all. I hope going to dog shows and competitions I'll get more comfortable and talk more.
It is nice to have. Not always the most convenient thing as it can be a bit bulky to carry around, especially with a bigger lens, but there are certainly times that it's worth having.
No, she definitely did mean anything by it. I think just a bit excited. She's not even really easily overstimulated. You can pet her and, if she does get overstimulated, you can see it in her body language. He was a really good dog. I didn't even realize how good he was until that meet.
Well, I think it's okay to slowly build trust with an animal, but if it's a wild animal then that is something that needs to be remembered. Good that you're careful about not coming off as a threat. That's probably the most important thing. Haha. I met a duck that was like a very well-behaved dog too. A Muscovy duck. I was a bit intimidated by them before that, but I fell in love with them after meeting her. We'd go feed the ducks occasionally and she just stood right next me to waiting for her turn. Not at all like the geese that will steal the food from you or the ducks that quacked constantly. She just waited quietly and made panting noises and wagged her tail.
Things are changing very quickly anymore. I think younger people just grew up with all that change, so it's normal. They can adapt to it. But change is often scary.
I can't handle the heat. I always have to be really careful about drinking enough water and making sure I eat or else I may faint. I do get very cold when I'm not active or if I'm tired. I sleep under a comforter in the middle of summer. But I'll still take the cold. I'd rather be cold and stay cold than go back and forth! I really don't feel good in the heat either. It's humid here too which makes it extra bad.
Ah, yeah. That'll be difficult. If it's a desktop then it is complicated. Laptops are easier.
Haha. Well, I'm always thinking of the negative outcomes. I did want to talk to the lady, but at first when I saw them she was working with her dog. I don't like feeling like I'm interrupting people. Honestly, I have a hard time approaching people and talking to them at all. I hope going to dog shows and competitions I'll get more comfortable and talk more.
It is nice to have. Not always the most convenient thing as it can be a bit bulky to carry around, especially with a bigger lens, but there are certainly times that it's worth having.
No, she definitely did mean anything by it. I think just a bit excited. She's not even really easily overstimulated. You can pet her and, if she does get overstimulated, you can see it in her body language. He was a really good dog. I didn't even realize how good he was until that meet.
Well, I think it's okay to slowly build trust with an animal, but if it's a wild animal then that is something that needs to be remembered. Good that you're careful about not coming off as a threat. That's probably the most important thing. Haha. I met a duck that was like a very well-behaved dog too. A Muscovy duck. I was a bit intimidated by them before that, but I fell in love with them after meeting her. We'd go feed the ducks occasionally and she just stood right next me to waiting for her turn. Not at all like the geese that will steal the food from you or the ducks that quacked constantly. She just waited quietly and made panting noises and wagged her tail.
Things are changing very quickly anymore. I think younger people just grew up with all that change, so it's normal. They can adapt to it. But change is often scary.
I can't handle the heat. I always have to be really careful about drinking enough water and making sure I eat or else I may faint. I do get very cold when I'm not active or if I'm tired. I sleep under a comforter in the middle of summer. But I'll still take the cold. I'd rather be cold and stay cold than go back and forth! I really don't feel good in the heat either. It's humid here too which makes it extra bad.
Ah, yeah. That'll be difficult. If it's a desktop then it is complicated. Laptops are easier.