Not sure what haldol is but my ****atial went nuts when the lights went out on a stormy night. I had to catch him for fear of him flying into the candles. I accidently caught him buy his tail feathers and he was so afraid that he pull them all out. This is a bird who is free in the house day and night and spends most of his time on someones shoulder and is very friendly with everyone including our dog. No one scares him but that relly freeked him out. Never seen him act like that before and I turn the lights out at night so I do not get it.

My Eclectus Parrot had to have a haldol shot today, because she is stress from all the moving I've done and from all the different people coming in and out. Now I thought Haldol was for people, Crazy HUH?? just had to vent

I got sucked into the big, sorrowful eyes of my 8 y/o son and let him get a kitten in June. Then I fell in love with this tiny, tiny kitten at the local pet store, and brought it home . Zelda, the older kitten, is more aloof (very cat-like and INDEPENDANT!!) which some may like. Not a cat for small children as she scratched Josh badly when he tried to play with her. She is a pretty smoky-grey with white, like a tuxedo cat, and the tip of her tail is white. Now the younger kitten is a doll-baby!! He is a longer haired cat, grey tabby, with the cutest face, huge eyes...I call him Fu because his whiskers curl downward, like a fu manchu mustache, instead of sticking straight out--too cute!!! He is so sweet and loving and tiny! The pet store said the mother cat was very tiny, and at 3 months he was considerably smaller than 8 wk old kittens. The reason I need to give them up is this: I have a 13 y/o cat that I just love dearly. He is a one-person cat, (me!!) and when we got our dogs he was not happy, but he dealt with them and we all co-existed well. These kittens are another story, however. E.U. (my 13 y/o cat) won't come home now unless we hunt him down and bring him. Then he is so stressed and hisses at everything--even from a dead sleep! He hates these other cats, and I miss him terribly. I feel like 13 years is long enough to earn senority, and I want him to be able to come home and relax again!! It will be hard to let go of Fu, I know it will be for the best. Anyone interested, please e-mail me!!! Peace, Susan

Complete the farm - get yourself a Rooster!!! lol. I'm Brooklyn born and raised and now live in Mass. I won't change it for the hustle and bustle of the City. Way to go on your weight loss. You're doing great!

Is there any one out there that has gone through this process or is training a dog now. I would like to be able to keep in touch with someone with a service dog or training one. this is a tough process and Mo Jo my chocolate lab is stubborn some times, other times he does it all by himself. We went to wallmart and he was wonderful, at home working different story