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Birdie: home June 8, nine weeks old. From Carol Hefty's farm near Lodi. Her fir…

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Birdie: home June 8, nine weeks old. From Carol Hefty's farm near Lodi. Her first visit to Dr. Aylward was yesterday. - 14.2 lb. Sound heart, clear eyes, a clean bill. - Second puppy shot given. Third on July 9, rabies at 16 weeks. - Microchipped. The number is on the clinic's sheet. - Heartworm and flea pills begin now, by weight, monthly. - Spay at about nine months. Dr. Aylward prefers to wait with a large breed. Feeding, per Carol and confirmed by the vet: large-breed PUPPY food (the same kind Carol had her on, in the blue bag), 3/4 cup three times a day, 7, noon and 5. Going up as she grows; ask at each visit. Nothing from the table. The schedule on the refrigerator: out the moment she wakes, out after every meal, out after every play, out every two hours regardless, out at 10 and again at 2 a.m. The 2 a.m. is Ray's. Crate in the kitchen, door open, Gus's old blanket in it. House rules: not on the furniture. (Ray has already broken it.) Shoes go in the closet. The den door stays shut on account of the turntable.

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note_subject ←Birdie — Dog; note_subjectBirdienote_subject ←Dr. Aylward — Contact; note_subjectDr. AylwardBirdie: home June 8, nine wee…

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 "$type": "n_type_note",
 "id": "n_note_birdie_puppy",
 "createdAt": "1560328200000",
 "date": "2019-06-12T08:30:00.000Z",
 "body": "Birdie: home June 8, nine weeks old. From Carol Hefty's farm near Lodi. Her first visit to Dr. Aylward was yesterday.\n\n- 14.2 lb. Sound heart, clear eyes, a clean bill.\n- Second puppy shot given. Third on July 9, rabies at 16 weeks.\n- Microchipped. The number is on the clinic's sheet.\n- Heartworm and flea pills begin now, by weight, monthly.\n- Spay at about nine months. Dr. Aylward prefers to wait with a large breed.\n\nFeeding, per Carol and confirmed by the vet: large-breed PUPPY food (the same kind Carol had her on, in the blue bag), 3/4 cup three times a day, 7, noon and 5. Going up as she grows; ask at each visit. Nothing from the table.\n\nThe schedule on the refrigerator: out the moment she wakes, out after every meal, out after every play, out every two hours regardless, out at 10 and again at 2 a.m. The 2 a.m. is Ray's.\n\nCrate in the kitchen, door open, Gus's old blanket in it.\n\nHouse rules: not on the furniture. (Ray has already broken it.) Shoes go in the closet. The den door stays shut on account of the turntable.\n"
}

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personas/retired-couple/records/notes-2018-2020.yaml:474

- id: note-birdie-puppy
  kind: note
  about: [birdie, dr-aylward]
  date: 2019-06-12 08:30
  body: |
    Birdie: home June 8, nine weeks old. From Carol Hefty's farm near Lodi. Her first visit to Dr. Aylward was yesterday.

    - 14.2 lb. Sound heart, clear eyes, a clean bill.
    - Second puppy shot given. Third on July 9, rabies at 16 weeks.
    - Microchipped. The number is on the clinic's sheet.
    - Heartworm and flea pills begin now, by weight, monthly.
    - Spay at about nine months. Dr. Aylward prefers to wait with a large breed.

    Feeding, per Carol and confirmed by the vet: large-breed PUPPY food (the same kind Carol had her on, in the blue bag), 3/4 cup three times a day, 7, noon and 5. Going up as she grows; ask at each visit. Nothing from the table.

    The schedule on the refrigerator: out the moment she wakes, out after every meal, out after every play, out every two hours regardless, out at 10 and again at 2 a.m. The 2 a.m. is Ray's.

    Crate in the kitchen, door open, Gus's old blanket in it.

    House rules: not on the furniture. (Ray has already broken it.) Shoes go in the closet. The den door stays shut on account of the turntable.