u/Grouchy_Ad_4613

I these last few rounds got started on a white blood cell booster shot and its been causing quite a bit of bone pain to the point it's woken me up. My daily allergy med already got changed from to Claritin. My oncologist told me to take Claritin and avoid advil sense Im on blood thinner. And told me I should avoid Tylenol as best possible. So far I've not taken it except for when it got so bad it woke me up. Looking for any other ideas to make it more manageable

I have 2 year old rescue who is extremely anxious. Like would spook at her own shadow. I've had her for about a year and for that year we've done a lot of work on her separation anxiety and fear/reactivity to strangers. She loves to run and jump in addition the vet recommended agility for her as a way to strengthen her back legs. She took two intro obedience classes at a different place, but I recently moved so I enrolled her into a foundation agility class at a different place.

She did really well for the first two classes but ever sense we started wobble boards every time we enter the new club she gets super anxious and has started being abit reactive in class. I've tried going to open ring time to work on just the wobble boards and other foundation stills but it seems like one foot forward two steps back for most foundations skills and we have made no progress with the wobble board. I got a wobble board at home so we could practice and we got to the point that she can do that at home, but the second we're in class again she freaks. She was also doing really well with the other foundation skills but now I feel like she is nervous to do anything. Looking for any advice, especially sense I feel like were falling behind the rest of the class.

I have 2 year old rescue who is extremely anxious. Like would spook at her own shadow. I've had her for about a year and for that year we've done a lot of work on her separation anxiety and fear/reactivity to strangers. She loves to run and jump in addition the vet recommended agility for her as a way to strengthen her back legs. She took two intro obedience classes at a different place, but I recently moved so I enrolled her into a foundation agility class at a different place.

She did really well for the first two classes but ever sense we started wobble boards every time we enter the new club she gets super anxious and has started being abit reactive in class. I've tried going to open ring time to work on just the wobble boards and other foundation stills but it seems like one foot forward two steps back for most foundations skills and we have made no progress with the wobble board. I got a wobble board at home so we could practice and we got to the point that she can do that at home, but the second we're in class again she freaks. She was also doing really well with the other foundation skills but now I feel like she is nervous to do anything. Looking for any advice, especially sense I feel like were falling behind the rest of the class.