Even if you don't know Buddy chances are your favorite classic rock bands were inspired by him

I'm looking for recommendations for a no-pull harness that doesn't have to go over my dog's head. Ideally, something that buckles around the shoulders.

The harness I have now slips over her head and then clips around her shoulders. The problem is that she HATES having anything pulled over her head. She'll be super excited to go outside, but the second I grab the harness, she runs away. I've basically resorted to leaving it on her all day so I don't have to put it on and take it off repeatedly.

She's also very sensitive to anything tightening around her neck. Even at the vet, I have to ask them not to use the rope/slip leashes because she'll freak out if it tightens. She's a rescue who was dumped on the side of the road by a puppy mill, so I suspect there's some history behind that reaction.

My mom has a step-in harness for her dog, which would be perfect in terms of getting it on and off. The problem is that my dog is half Husky (aka half sled dog) and she pulls. A lot. And yes, we've worked on loose-leash training.

So I'm trying to find the best of both worlds, a good no-pull harness that either steps into or buckles completely around her, with nothing that needs to be pulled over her head. Bonus points if it's quick and easy to get on and off.

Does anyone know of such a harness, or am I destined to end up on Shark Tank?

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I'm looking for recommendations for shows to watch with my 12 year old daughter. It's become a little routine for my daughter and I to watch an episode or two of a show before she goes to bed. I'm looking for some recommendations based on shows she likes.

Ones she really liked

• Avatar (OG) - this is probably her favorite ever
• Modern Family
• Young Sheldon
• Malcom in the Middle
• Sabrina the Teenage Witch

Others we've watched, but she lost interest in

• Clarissa Explains It All
• Avatar (live action)
• My Hero Academia
• Suburgatory

This one hurts. Saw them play at my very first punk show back in the mid-90s. Been a huge fan since. RIP

She realized she can see out the front window from up there.

It must be how I sit because it doesn't happen to my right foot.

I have so much to say about this.
I think NOFX ‘Punk in Drublic’ and Dead Kennedys ‘Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables’ are both top 20 at least.
Also, feels like this is a lot of early/proto-punk bias. And on the opposite end, what the hell is Turnstile doing that high?
If you are going to put Nirvana on this list at least use Bleach and not Nevermind.
And replace Blink-182 ‘Dude Ranch’, with The Offspring ‘Smash’

Okay, enough of my bitching, here is the list.

• 100 : D.R.I., ‘Dealing With It!’ (1985)
• 99 : Paramore, ‘Brand New Eyes’ (2009)
• 98 : The Faith and Void, ‘Faith/Void’ (1982)
• 97 : Naked Raygun, ‘Jettison’ (1988)
• 96 : Refused, ‘The Shape of Punk to Come’ (1998)
• 95 : Downtown Boys, ‘Full Communism’ (2015)
• 94 : Redd Kross, ‘Born Innocent’ (1982)
• 93 : IDLES, ‘Brutalism’ (2017)
• 92 : Sick of It All, ‘Blood, Sweat, and No Tears’ (1989)
• 91 : L7, ‘Smell the Magic’ (1990)
• 90 : The Damned, ‘Damned Damned Damned’ (1977)
• 89 : Angry Samoans, ‘Back From Samoa’ (1982)
• 88 : Social Distortion, ‘Mommy’s Little Monster’ (1983)
• 87 : Negative Approach, ‘Tied Down’ (1983)
• 86 : Jawbreaker, ’24 Hour Revenge Therapy’ (1993)
• 85 : The MC5, ‘Kick Out the Jams’ (1969)
• 84 : Frightwig, ‘Cat Farm Faboo’ (1986)
• 83 : Blink-182, ‘Dude Ranch’ (1997)
• 82 : Priests, ‘Nothing Feels Natural’ (2018)
• 81 : Discharge, ‘Hear Nothing, See Nothing, Say Nothing’ (1982)
• 80 : NOFX, ‘Punk in Drublic’ (1994)
• 79 : Agnostic Front, ‘Victim in Pain’ (1984)
• 78 : Various Artists, ‘No New York’ (1978)
• 77 : Crass, ‘The Feeding of the 5000’ (1978)
• 76 : Dead Boys, ‘Young Loud and Snotty’ (1977)
• 75 : Blondie, ‘Blondie’ (1976)
• 74 : Birthday Party, ‘Junkyard’ (1982)
• 73 : Meat Puppets, ‘II’ (1984)
• 72 : Various Artists, ‘Oi! The Album’ (1980)
• 71 : Soul Glo, ‘Diaspora Problems’ (2022)
• 70 : The Mekons, ‘Fear and Whiskey’ (1985)
• 69 : SS DeControl, ‘The Kids Will Have Their Say’ (1982)
• 68 : Dead Kennedys, ‘Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables’ (1980)
• 67 : Dropkick Murphys, ‘Do or Die’ (1998)
• 66 : Suicide, ‘Suicide’ (1977)
• 65 : Le Tigre, ‘Le Tigre’ (1999)
• 64 : Stiff Little Fingers, ‘Inflammable Material’ (1979)
• 63 : Screaming Females, ‘Ugly’ (2012)
• 62 : Fear, ‘The Record’ (1982)
• 61 : Against Me!, ‘Transgender Dysphoria Blues’ (2014)
• 60 : Flipper, ‘Generic Flipper’ (1982)
• 59 : Iceage, ‘New Brigade’ (2011)
• 58 : Liliput/Kleenex, ‘Liliput’ (1993)
• 57 : Gun Club, ‘Fire of Love’ (1981)
• 56 : Public Image Ltd, ‘Second Edition’ (1980)
• 55 : Operation Ivy, ‘Energy’ (1995)
• 54 : The Cramps, ‘Songs the Lord Taught Us’ (1980)
• 53 : Devo, ‘Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo’ (1977)
• 52 : The Pogues, ‘Rum Sodomy & the Lash’ (1985)
• 51 : Rancid, ‘…And Out Come the Wolves’ (1995)
• 50 : Circle Jerks, ‘Group Sex!’ (1980)
• 49 : The Modern Lovers, ‘The Modern Lovers’ (1976)
• 48 : Team Dresch, ‘Personal Best’ (1995)
• 47 : The Fall, ‘Hex Enduction Hour’ (1982)
• 46 : Yeah Yeah Yeahs, ‘Fever to Tell’ (2003)
• 45 : Bad Religion, ‘Against the Grain’ (1990)
• 44 : The Slits, ‘Cut’ (1979)
• 43 : Johnny Thunders and the Heartbreakers, ‘L.A.M.F.’ (1977)
• 42 : Mannequin Pussy, ‘Patience’ (2019)
• 41 : Rites of Spring, ‘Rites of Spring’ (1985)
• 40 : The Wipers, ‘Is This Real?’ (1980)
• 39 : Turnstile, ‘Glow On’ (2021)
• 38 : Richard Hell and the Voidoids, ‘Blank Generation’ (1977)
• 37 : The Jam, ‘All Mod Cons’ (1978)
• 36 : Bratmobile, ‘Pottymouth’ (1993)
• 35 : The Misfits, ‘Misfits’ (1986)
• 34 : Various Artists, ‘Wanna Buy a Bridge?’ (1980)
• 33 : Velvet Underground, ‘White Light/White Heat’ (1968)
• 32 : Big Black, ‘Atomizer’ (1986)
• 31 : Joy Division, ‘Unknown Pleasures’ (1979)
• 30 : Fugazi, ‘Repeater’ (1990)
• 29 : Replacements, ‘Sorry Ma, Forgot to Take Out the Trash’ (1981)
• 28 : The Germs, ‘(GI)’ (1979)
• 27 : Pere Ubu, ‘Terminal Tower: An Archival Collection’ (1985)
• 26 : Ramones, ‘Rocket to Russia’ (1977)
• 25 : The Raincoats, ‘The Raincoats’ (1979)
• 24 : Mission of Burma, ‘Vs.’ (1982)
• 23 : The Descendents, ‘Milo Goes to College’ (1981)
• 22 : Minor Threat, ‘Complete Discography’ (1989)
• 21 : Television, ‘Marquee Moon’ (1977)
• 20 : Green Day, ‘Dookie’ (1994)
• 19 : Bikini Kill, ‘Reject All American’ (1996)
• 18 : Buzzcocks, ‘Singles Going Steady’ (1979)
• 17 : Bad Brains, ‘Bad Brains’ (1982)
• 16 : Gang of Four, ‘Entertainment!’ (1980)
• 15 : New York Dolls, ‘New York Dolls’ (1973)
• 14 : X, ‘Los Angeles’ (1980)
• 13 : Hüsker Dü, ‘Zen Arcade’ (1984)
• 12 : Patti Smith, ‘Horses’ (1975)
• 11 : Black Flag, ‘Damaged’ (1981)
• 10 : The Clash, ‘London Calling’ (1980)
• 9 : Nirvana, ‘Nevermind’ (1991)
• 8 : The Stooges, ‘Fun House’ (1970)
• 7 : The Sex Pistols, ‘Never Mind the Bollocks Here’s the Sex Pistols’ (1977)
• 6 : Wire, ‘Pink Flag’ (1977)
• 5 : Sleater-Kinney, ‘Dig Me Out’ (1997)
• 4 : The Clash, ‘The Clash’ (1977)
• 3 : The Minutemen, ‘Double Nickels on the Dime’ (1984)
• 2 : X-Ray Spex, ‘Germfree Adolescents’ (1978)
• 1 : Ramones, ‘Ramones’ (1976)

source: https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/best-punk-albums-1235538842/

I've been traveling a lot for work and she doesn't appreciate me not being home. She gave me a good husky talking to.