8/18 Teal'c Amps 79 +6 95 +9 104 pmps 79

WOW! Patty...he's looking wonderful!

Any chance you could get a test in the middle of the day? Do you know when Teal'c nadirs? I'm wondering if he dips lower around mid-day and might be possibly earning a reduction? He looks as if he's on the verge of it! That or 7 days like this and you can reduce...

Very impressive! Happy to hear he made that big jump too!! He must be feeling wonderful!

Have a great day!
 
Someone got sick on back porch Not sure if him or Shefo . Pieces of the chicken treat and brown liquid color of their food.
This is the treats I give right now it's the chicken.
 

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Well, I hope it wasn't Teal'c...

Darn that old blue popped up this afternoon huh? That wasn't what I was hoping to see...but still that's mighty fine.

Sorry you had to get up from your rest to test...but as you may know, the closer he gets to the goal line, the more you may have to get up and check on him...he is really looking fantastic! Just gotta show us some more greenies there Teal'c!
 
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Well, I hope it wasn't Teal'c...

Darn that old blue popped up this afternoon huh? That wasn't what I was hoping to see...but still that's mighty fine.

Sorry you had to get up from your rest to test...but as you may know, the closer he gets to the goal line, the more you may have to get up and check on him...he is really looking fantastic! Just gotta show us some more greenies there Teal'c!
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No not a problem getting up to test. The problem is hearing the alarm, lol.

As always, a dip back to green for pmps. Eating now so if it was him it may have been a case of not chewing up the treat enough.

Husband has changed jobs he now works some AM's and some PM's so there will be no one home from 6 to 11:30pm tonight so leaving out extra food incase he needs it. Noticed on the 56 preshot he was extremely hungry. He started worrying about where his food was about 30 to 45 mins before test, feed, shoot time. I did end up testing, feeding and shooting 10 mins early that day because of the way he was acting. This leads me to believe that he will seek food if he drops possible into the 50's. I worry every night I work.
 
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