Husky mix chihuahua

Hello,
Here's my poor attempt to sell myself like a bad infomercial. My social circle is pretty much limited to people I work with or short conversations with customers. I live in the US on the East Coast but grew up on the West Coast. I have two high-energy dogs, an Australian shepherd mix and huskie mix. I have a 2 year old son. I do enjoy cooking and making new dishes, but I am by far the worst baker. My favorite TV show is the office, please don't say parks and rec is better. I've had many random jobs in the past, with even random stories to go along with. I'm a bit of a nerd, I have a comic collection and random Star Wars collectibles, but I'm not ashamed. I have a few tattoos that have no meaning at all, and I plan on getting more soon. My music taste is stuck in the early 2000s rock, punk, and screamo. I'm just trying to make a friend outside of work.

Hello,
Here's my poor attempt to sell myself like a bad infomercial. My social circle is pretty much limited to people I work with or short conversations with customers. I live in the US on the East Coast but grew up on the West Coast. I have two high-energy dogs, an Australian shepherd mix and huskie mix. I have a 2 year old son. I do enjoy cooking and making new dishes, but I am by far the worst baker. My favorite TV show is the office, please don't say parks and rec is better. I've had many random jobs in the past, with even random stories to go along with. I'm a bit of a nerd, I have a comic collection and random Star Wars collectibles, but I'm not ashamed. I have a few tattoos that have no meaning at all, and I plan on getting more soon. My music taste is stuck in the early 2000s rock, punk, and screamo. I'm just trying to make a friend outside of work.

Hello,
Here's my poor attempt to sell myself like a bad infomercial. My social circle is pretty much limited to people I work with or short conversations with customers. I live in the US on the East Coast but grew up on the West Coast. I have two high-energy dogs, an Australian shepherd mix and huskie mix. I have a 2 year old son. I do enjoy cooking and making new dishes, but I am by far the worst baker. My favorite TV show is the office, please don't say parks and rec is better. I've had many random jobs in the past, with even random stories to go along with. I'm a bit of a nerd, I have a comic collection and random Star Wars collectibles, but I'm not ashamed. I have a few tattoos that have no meaning at all, and I plan on getting more soon. My music taste is stuck in the early 2000s rock, punk, and screamo. I'm just trying to make a friend outside of work.

Hello,
Here's my poor attempt to sell myself like a bad infomercial. My social circle is pretty much limited to people I work with or short conversations with customers. I live in the US on the East Coast but grew up on the West Coast. I have two high-energy dogs, an Australian shepherd mix and huskie mix. I have a 2 year old son. I do enjoy cooking and making new dishes, but I am by far the worst baker. My favorite TV show is the office, please don't say parks and rec is better. I've had many random jobs in the past, with even random stories to go along with. I'm a bit of a nerd, I have a comic collection and random Star Wars collectibles, but I'm not ashamed. I have a few tattoos that have no meaning at all, and I plan on getting more soon. My music taste is stuck in the early 2000s rock, punk, and screamo. I'm just trying to make a friend outside of work.

Hello, did not realize I ran out of enalapril for my 17yo dog on Friday, so Saturday night when I notice, she missed one dose. Today I am struggling with whether or not to go to the ER just for one pill when I can refill it Monday. Can someone help me understand the risk of missing 2 doses ( 2.5mg once a day) for my sweet baby?
Age: 17 yrs
Species: Dog
Breed: Chihuahua Mix
Weight: 6.5 lbs
Diagnosis: CHF and Kidney Failure (but stable and doing fine so far)
THANK YOU

Link below to photos…My ~11 year old chihuahua mix started growing something in corner of his eye over a year ago that now is so big that it appears to have a vein in it? My vet wasn’t super concerned 6 months ago but it was smaller then. I know growths on senior dogs are relatively normal and d I’d like to wait until November when he’s due for his shots to go in again to save $$ unless this looks like something that requires more urgency. I’m also wondering if it’s something that would grow back if removed, and if a regular vet could remove it or it would require a special eye vet.
Thanks for your help!
Link to pics: https://imgur.com/a/40zpDDf

This last week I took care of pets (dog walks for the two dogs & drop ins for the two cats).
TL;DR: I walked dogs and took care of two cats for a guy who was gone for a week. The animals were friendly but looked like they could use some basic vet care (shots, de-wormer, flea treatment). But the apartment was NASTY. How do I leave a review for this person/experience?
The Long Story: I did the initial Meet & Greet and was appalled at the apartment (pungent, unpleasant smells - animal smells), dried no-telling (cat vomit?) in various places on the furniture and carpet, kitchen was a mess... then he opens his refrigerator to show me the dog food and it's horrifying - sticky, brown goo on a lot of stuff, meat in a package that is leaking and hasn't been cleaned up... literally the nastiest home I've ever been in. I felt dirty just being in that apartment.
I met the dogs, who were together in the same kennel in a bedroom: a smaller husky and a corgi/blue heeler mix (corgi body, heeler color). He let them out so I could meet them and the corgi mix was excited, friendly, jumping on me (ouch, claws). The husky was very shy and timid and wouldn't let me touch her. The client said he'd only had her a few months and that he thinks she was abused because she's so scared around people.
This person was going to be gone for a week. The dogs were to stay in their kennel while I wasn't there; meanwhile, remember he's only booked me for one 30-minute dog walking session per day. I expressed my concern that the dogs would be locked up in their kennel for 23 hours a day and suggested he board them, either with a Rover sitter who does that (I cannot) or with a boarding service. He wasn't interested in that, and finally mentioned that the did have another friend who would be coming over in the afternoons to check on the dogs. He was like, "I have to keep them in the kennel while I'm not home because otherwise they'll pee and poop on the floor. I tried keeping Jade (corgi) just free in a room but she did this to the door" then proceeds to show me a door that was, and I am not exaggerating here, half a door. Dog had (supposedly) completely destroyed the bottom half of the door, up to like the doorknob. So dog(s) aren't house trained and also appear to be bored/anxious when the owner leaves. Great.
He couldn't tell me how much I should feed them. I asked, he showed me their food (some kind of special refrigerated fresh food subscription thing), canned wet food, and dry food. He just said, "Whatever you think" which is weird, folks. It's weird. He finally said he is trying to put weight on the husky (she was super skinny) and so he just feeds them however much they want. Just... idk.
I asked him about his vet, to which he replied he just "goes to whichever vet is available" when he needs something. I asked if the dogs were spayed, he said no. He also mentioned they had had shots a year ago (I'm guessing just the corgi had had shots a year ago, since he'd already said the husky he'd only had for a few months), but that he hadn't gotten them to the vet yet this year for their yearly shots.
Initially this person contacted me to just do dog walks (which I'm realizing now he probably should have booked me as drop ins and asked me to walk the dogs? I'm not really sure...), but I notice he has two cats as well. I asked him if he intended for me to take care of the cats. He was like, "Oh could you? That would be great." I said I could but that I would charge for that, which he was okay with. He asked me to show him how to add the cats to the dog walks and I had to walk him through how to even get to his profile on Rover on his iPad. He offered the iPad to me to let me navigate and I refused to touch it - it seemed as nasty as the apartment - crusty. I asked about litter boxes and he said "Oh don't worry about it, it'll be fine for a week" - it's two cats (I didn't find the second litter box until the last day I visited, so thought it was just one litter box the whole time), and that also seemed off to me. I did scoop the one litter box I knew about a few times just because I felt bad for the cat.
In my M&Gs, I always get the person's actual phone number but tell them that this is only for emergency purposes, if the Rover app is down or if I can't get a hold of them through the app, and that I always use the app to communicate. I told that thing to this guy. Who then proceeded to just text me stuff throughout his absence. I said something to him once about communicating through the app but he never would so I gave up. He would ask me to do things from time to time, from normal things like "Hey can you check to make sure the AC is on?" to odder things like "Would you turn on my playstation?" and "Would you make sure the hexagon lights are on?" smh
I probably shouldn't have taken the booking, but I did, and after the second day maybe I noticed what looked like worms in the dogs' stool. The corgi was very itchy, so I'm assuming fleas or something. I wrote messages every day after the dog walk and the cat drop in and mentioned the worms and the possibility of fleas and suggested, nicely, that he get them to the vet when he return. Long story short, the animals seemed loved and mostly cared for, but it seemed like either the guy didn't know how to care for animals or... I don't know. I kept thinking to myself, "They have a better life here than in a shelter. They have a better life here than in a shelter."
The rainbow in this horrible experience: the husky, initially extremely scared of me, started to trust me and show me her real personality and was an absolute doll the last few days I was there. I loved gaining her trust!
My main question is: How do I, or should I, leave a review for this person?

I have a small terrier, who is now 10 years old and my partner has a 5 year old husky-mix, they are both males. We are planning to move in together, but we have a hard time figuring out what to do with the dogs. Obviously we both want to keep them, but here’s the problem:
• my dog lived all his life inside with us, while his dog lives outside in the yard. We could keep this up, but probably mine would scratch the door from the inside and his from the outside all the time.
• they met today for the first time, but my dog was extremely agressive and I was worried they hurt each other
• both dogs are attached to us, that’s why we wouldn’t like to leave them to our parents
Do you know any tips to make them friends? My dog is mainly the problem here, but he never acted this agressive towards any dog before. We brought him to my partner’s house, so he wasn’t protecting his territory, but he actively searched for the situations to attack.

My dog ate around 5 grapes (a mix of green and purple) when everyone was out of the house, it was in a backpack and she got into it, I totally forgot about them in there. I don’t know how long it’s been possibly a few hours? She doesn’t seem to be having any symptoms. She is attentive and playful and awake and seems to be eating and drinking fine. She is a fox terrier chihuahua and is about 15-20 pounds and 10 years old. Do you think she will be okay? I’ve never dealt with grapes before when it comes to dogs.

So my husband and I adopted this beautiful 11 month old girl yesterday. We had never heard of a Black Mouth Cur before. The shelter worker said she was some kind of mutt with lab, and Pitt and Sheppard in there with maybe a chihuahua or a jack russell. We took her home.
The dog looked really elegant to me and not like a usual pitt mix (not super muscular or stocky) I texted a photo to my sister and asked what she thought the breed mix was and she immediately said “that’s a black mouth cur,” and after a quick google I realized that’s our girl.
So the problem is, we live in a small apartment. I run, walk or hike at least 6 miles daily so the plan was to get a sturdy mutt that would be pretty happy with that level of exercise (and two shorter walks in the day) and be a couch potato with me the rest of the time. The shelter said this dog would be a great fit.
Now that I’ve read about curs, they seem like they’d be miserable in an apartment even if I take them out for at least an hour and a half daily. Also, we have a cat (they haven’t met yet, we’ve been sure to follow the instructions for a slow introduction) and I’m a bit worried about the breed’s prey drive. The shelter said she previously lived with cats but I’m starting to feel skeptical about the information I received from them.
Is keeping this dog an extremely bad idea? She is really good natured and I can see she’s super smart but we’re not very experienced as dog owners (we had them growing up but this our first dog together). I don’t want the poor girl to be unhappy or pick up bad behaviors from us. I suspect she came from a household with a lot of land because she has 0 leash training (we were planning on doing group classes this week).
We have lots of resources for training or dog daycare but we’re concerned this won’t be enough if she doesn’t have enough outlets for her energy. If you have any thoughts as a cur owner I’d love to hear them. Thanks for your help!

Long post, sorry.
Be patient with me- My previous dog, I found wandering around a parking lot, so this is my first time purchasing a dog, and I’m afraid I might have encountered a backyard breeder (although it’s hard for me to tell, I’m not good at determining a good breeder from a bad one).
She had her dogs listed on puppies.com, and I wasn’t planning on even getting a dog. I honestly was just scrolling because my old dog passed away this year and I’ve been extremely depressed without him, so looking at pictures of other dogs sometimes cheers me up a little.
Then I stumbled across a puppy that stopped me in my tracks because he looked so similar to my old dog. I contacted the breeder and asked about him. She told me he’s 16 weeks and she really wants to sell him with his brother, but would be willing to to sell just one.
I didn’t know anything about littermate syndrome and thought separating two dogs she said were bonded would cause them anxiety, so I told her I’d get both and put a $500 deposit. She texted me that they are up to date on their shots.
Then, I started doing research on how to potty train two dogs at once, and every single article I read said not to get two puppies from the same litter.
I called back the breeder and expressed my concerns, and told her because of my research, I will only be getting one dog. She got extremely mad and told me she already posted on social media that both have found a home. She then told me that chihuahuas are dogs that need to be with other dogs in the house, and people who have only got one dog from her call her back all the time telling her they wished they had listened and gotten 2. She was throwing so much information at me, telling me how she has sold 2 all the time and not one dog has ever developed littermate syndrome. I told her I’d call her back in the morning with my decision, even though I’d already made up my mind on getting just one. I just wanted to ease the tension.
The next day, I called her back and said I’d only be getting one, and that I was not willing to debate the issue any further because the research was clear. Then, despite me already putting the deposit down, she told me she’s going to call someone else first to see if they’ll take both dogs before she’d give just the one to me.
Later she texted and said the person was not willing, so I could have just the one. To me, this proved she was motivated solely by profit, because if she truly believed that they need to be together, she would’ve never backed off in the span on 24 hours. I proceeded to tell her that I felt disrespected by the way she spoke to me, and threw her logic right back at her, saying that I could l not in good conscience take just the one if all that she said yesterday was true.
Note: I have a speech impediment. It’s very noticeable. And she noticed, and interpreted I guess as me being autistic. She texted me that she could tell I’m on the spectrum (which I’m not at all), and told me “I’m not your enemy. I’m not trying to belittle you. You’re in flight or fight mode.”
Other red flags about this breeder. She has numerous litters. She has puppies that are 15 weeks, 4 weeks, and 3 weeks. She has blue merle chihuahuas. She told me that dogs on medications only live 8-9 years, that heartworm prevention meds kill their livers and kidneys and to not let my vet push any more vaccines on then then the ones they’ve received. She also heavily pushed back when I told her I plan to crate train.
Looking back, I feel bad about myself that I even contacted her to begin with. It was absolutely against my better judgment and a decision made purely on the emotion of missing my old dog. Not going to lie though, I do feel really hurt by the whole thing and it’s made me nervous about ever getting another dog.
Note to add: I check my shelter on a regular basis. Unfortunately 95% of the dogs in the shelter near me are pit bulls or shepherds. Nothing against those breeds, but I’m scared of all big dogs after an attack when I was young and love chihuahuas. I’ve always heard chis and chi mixes are popular at shelters, but I’ve never seen one in mine, and that’s the breed I want