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fromtheground39-blog · 5 years

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The All-ROG Gaming PC!

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Recently we checked out the three cheapest 144 Hertz gaming monitors that we could get on amazon.com and we were pretty impressed well mostly, except for one common problem that they all had they're all running out by modern standards, lower 1920 by 1080 resolution. So today we've got something new for you guys. We'Ve actually never covered a product from AOC before, but this the CQ 27 G 127 stood out to us for a number of reasons, one its 144 Hertz, which means theoretically, it should be great for gaming too. It'S running at 2560 by 1440 resolution 3. It'S got a V a rather than a TN panel and four it comes in at just 280 US dollars. We couldn't find anything else that has this feature set at this price point. So we've got high expectations and hopefully they don't disappoint us instantly, see your current and past network activity detect malware and block badly behaving apps on your PC or Android device with glassware use, offer code Lynas to get 25 % off glass wire at the link routerhosting in The video description, [ Music ] - I'm actually pretty excited about this, because we've had a ton of requests to cover AOC in the past, but the main reason that we haven't done it is that ever since the CRT days, their presence in North America has been fairly Limited so I've been aware that they're kind of a big deal over in Europe - and I believe Asia, but over here they've, had basically very little availability and certainly no marketing. So I don't really know what to expect, because even from other media outlets, I haven't like read a ton of reviews of their products or anything like that. First, impressions of the stand are pretty good. It'S got a nice metal base under fairly tastefully if a touch gamer II top to list assembly is always a nice touch. Honestly, I got ta, say initial impressions, pretty positive, so far height adjustable stand. I mean to be clear. This is not like a 140 dollar gaming monitor or anything like the ones we looked at last time, but considering how much higher their costs would be to get this better panel technology, it's a larger display. Ah, I am I'm pretty pleased so far with the overall fit and finish now. I can't say that this is a perfect job that they've done of the the plastic housing here. You can actually see some of the tape that they've used. To probably put the see this unit in the back here that houses, the power supply and the scaler you know, and all that stuff you can see some of the tape that used to it like tape it on, but in terms of the like. The overall feel of it it doesn't feel cheap, it doesn't feel crappy and we've got a reasonably fun, exceptional i/o. So there's no built-in USB hub, but you've got dual HDMI ports, DisplayPort a headphone, jack and power supply built into the monitor, rather than as an external brick, which some people care about. It'S not a huge deal for me, but it is considered a a better feature. All right, the two lessness continues here and we're just gonna peel. This off bezels are looking pretty slim actually, and this is nice, not just power, cable included, but also DisplayPort and HDMI. So in terms of adjustability, we've got your tilt. We'Ve got your swivel no pivot, but we do have height adjust. I still remember when that used to be like site a super premium feature. Now, it's only really cheap stuff that it's not included on. It'S really. Nice makes a big difference immediately. The deep blacks on this monitor are quite noticeable compared to if we were looking at like an entry-level, IPS or especially a TN like, as this wallpaper fades off towards the edges. It'S it's quite dark, not bad. At all. All right, 144 Hertz fuckin showed up just fine there, yes, and because this is a variable refresh rate monitor. That means that, even if it is not certified g-sync compatible, we can enable G sync, and it is in fact enabled right now. So without further ado, I don't fire up. Some games now feels like a good time to have a look at the on-screen menu. Everything here is reasonably intuitive. Personally, I prefer just an instant switch rather than animation. I can see how they might do that right frame. What even am I looking at here? Can you see anything? Let'S see? Oh, what the crap? Oh, what it just brightens the top corner of the screen. So it's like a faded out washed out section in the top-left corner, so there you can change the brightness contrast. You can move the position of it around. Actually you can put it wherever you want guys. Let me know in the comments. What is this feature for? I would love to know. I thought that was interesting. Game mode is off by default. Oh that's! The FPS mode! That looks terrible, okay hold on a second, let's get, let's get our settings adjusted here I have to say I have just never understood these weird color profiles that they create for particular genres of games. The correct color profile is the accurate color profile, because that's the way that the developer intended it quite frankly at least they've got customizable ones. So you can have gamer one gamer, two gamer three, and then you can just things that might actually be meaningful, like whether you want the low blue light mode on. So you have like nighttime gaming mode, whether you want the built in frame counter on. That'S pretty nice to have so their gamer display modes are not necessarily useless. Just the canned ones are stupid. Okay, overdrive can be adjusted to weak, medium or strong. Medium is usually the best bet there, but we'll play around with that. A little bit and low input lag we will leave on. I will say that there's no discernable increase in input lag compared to what I'd expect from a 144. It'S gaming monitor, so that's nice to see really responsive. I touch on the smeary side, so these are not the fastest pixels that I've ever seen by a long shot. If you pick up a like a decent TN gaming monitor - or you know, even one of those really high-end IPS - is that LG released recently you're gonna see better readability of things like text as you're as you're. Moving around like this, you see that everything's got kind of a trail behind it, but for a VA panel. I would consider this perfectly reasonable and acceptable. Now. One thing that's hard for me to tell right now, because I'm playing kind of a dark and gloomy game is whether this gets any brighter. So what I'd like to do is get rid of doom, let's switch to something like csgo and see. If my impressions here are correct, cuz, it seems like our maximum brightness, I mean even just opening up something. Like you know, our own website here by the way tech tip song is awesome forum. You guys should go check it out. This is supposed to be pretty much white white and it's kind of a gray and not like we're at a very, very low brightness. Even actually, the brightness is cranked 100 % already actually before we do that. I wanted to play around with the overdrive settings. A little bit off is clearly terrible, like you guys, I'm sure you can see these comet trails behind icons, as I'm dragging this around on the desktop here, but as usual, strong also yields a really kind of over sharpened, visual artifact e-type look and our best bet Does once again appear to be medium overdrive in fairness. White to dark is a very challenging scenario, so let's actually get that game fired up now. So this is a little bit more fair, and it's not great and coming out here into the the daytime. Arabic, freaking Sun here I've been informed from off camera. This is a 215 it peak brightness display and I believe it because, while the blacks are deep - and that was impressive - it's a lot less impressive to have deep blacks. When your monitor is just dark. I mean maybe this would be the monitor for you if you're trying to game at night and be stealthy and while you're at it, you could grab a hoodie like the one, I'm wearing it's the LTTE, stealth hoodie LTT surakameth. Now, to give credit to the strength of this monitor, the 1440p resolution does look a lot clearer than what we were dealing with with those 1080p monitors, but something that you guys have got to consider is that there is more to perceived sharpness of an image than Just the number of pixels and contrast is actually a big part of what makes an image look, clear and sharp and crisp so yeah. The lines are fine, but the image doesn't look great, so it just feels like the monitors a little self-defeating, because it's key feature is that it manages 144 Hertz and higher resolution, but it gives up so much contrast that you a lot of the perceived image, quality And that's not a problem just for like scenic games, it's it's a problem in general like it's noticeably bland. This is a bland looking game in the first place, but it's really bland. Like. Can you tell on camera how bland this is new it nope hold on? I think what we need to do is grab another monitor and swap it out for you guys so David hold, as still as you can, or even put the camera on sticks, but the camera on sticks. Now this monitor costs about twice as much, and actually you might have noticed that, especially in terms of brightness, it looks pretty similar except funny story. This is actually the monitor that we use for b-roll shots, so it has its brightness turned down to 20 out of a hundred in order to make it appear not too bright for certain shots that we do so putting it up at something more reasonable, like around 80 Wow - that is a really really different experience back to our AOC. The difference is very clear and I'm just gonna double-check. Yes, we are at a hundred percent brightness. On this thing, that's a little unfortunate. This looks a little bit more palatable official site right. I think that's why all the gamer modes have this game. Color option turned up because it might hurt the accuracy of your color, but it'll certainly make your games as long as you don't go too far like their fps and their RTS modes. It'Ll certainly make your game look a little bit more vibrant. You can see I've overdone it a little bit here. So I'd probably say that if it's purely for gaming use, knowing that you're giving up some of the color accuracy that you might have gotten in the native profile, going to a game color of somewhere in the 11 to 13 range, improves the playability a lot like It makes it not look like I'm looking at a super cheap. You know washed out, monitor and what's interesting, you saw how that flashbang wasn't even bright. What'S interesting is part of the reason, for that is that the way that humans perceive brightness is affected by the saturation of the color, so looking at a more saturated color makes you think that your looking at something brighter, even though the panel itself is not particularly Bright and if we were to alt-tab out of the game, you can see things like my icons look way overdone here. So this is a monitor that you're definitely giving something up at the price point. But if you're willing to fidget around with your on screen menu, which to their credit, is quite usable, actually has workarounds that work if you're willing to go around them so bringing our 8020 7qd back up on the table. This is a clearly better display. It looks great not only in games when you adjust this dial or on the desktop if you adjust it the other way, but in both all the time, thanks to its 10 bit IPS panel and it's much higher brightness. But if you think find here about it as paying yourself, two hundred and fifty dollars to adjust a knob every once in a while, I still think there's a very compelling value argument to be made for a OCS display here. Even if it does give up some of the creature comforts that you might get with a higher-end panel, so guys, let us know, does this look like a great option or do you want us to explore some of the other 1440p 144 Hertz monitors on the market? 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sonicboomtube · 7 years

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Sonic Mania Review

Sonic Mania was the most anticipated Sonic title since Generations due to it not only being in the Classic Sonic style but as well as looking like an old school Genesis game! Is it worth the hype?

Background: Despite the Adventure, Advance, and Rush series, Sonic games that came out since were mediocre to down right atrocious. Things seemed to turn around in the main series with Sonic Unleashed (not counting night time stages) and Colors. The 2.5/3D platforming action proved to be a success and by Sonic's 20th Anniversary came Sonic Generations. This game brought in Classic Sonic along with his gameplay style. Many say it and Colors are the best Post-Adventure games ever.

Then they changed it up in Sonic Lost World and Sonic Boom trying to fix what wasn't broken. Both games did not sell very well and the latter was even considered worse than Sonic 06. Sonic was once again a laughing stock of the video game industry. SEGA did some rebranding the last couple years and they came back with an announcement of 2 new Sonic games. Sonic Forces, which has similar gameplay to Generations with a new gimmick and one that fans been asking for many years, Sonic 4! Well, it's not called Sonic 4 but it's a game that is worthy of that name. This is Sonic Mania!

Sonic fans turned pro Christian Whitehead and his Retro Engine and Stealth to help create a new Genesis styled game. Christian and Stealth previously worked on Android/iPhone ports of Sonic 1, 2 & CD and thanks to their success, were hired to work on this game.

Story: Sonic & Tails return to Angel Island as they sense a big energy reading there. They encounter Dr Eggman (Robotnik's) new line of robots, the Hard Boiled Heavies and they retrieve a mysterious ruby from underground. Then the ruby transports them (and Knuckles who encounters the robots shortly after Sonic and Tails) to Green Hill Zone. I am not sure if they transport to the old zones' timeline or if it's just locations. The storytelling is light since the gameplay is the focus. Like Sonic 3, the story advances within the game.

Graphics/Music:

The direction for the look and sound was to be a lost 32X/Saturn game and they have truly accomplished it! The animated cutscenes at the opening and ending are wonderful. Tyson Heese, who drew Archie's Sonic comics, also penciled these and it looks beautiful! Hyper Potions did the music too for the intro and trailer and is amazing!

The remix zones' look wonderful and even smoother than the Genesis version. The original zones look gorgeous as well! The special stages look like they are from a lost Saturn game. The animations in the characters, objects, and scenery are flawless! The frame rate is perfect and having the game in widescreen really makes a difference as it is easier to see what is in front of you. You can even add a CRT filter to get that nostalgic look of a 90s TV screen!

Generally, the music in the Sonic franchise is top notch and in Mania, it is no different. As with the visuals of the retro zones, the remix of zone's themes are as you remembered it but has more of a kick to it! The new zones sound great too like the jazzy Studiopolis, the western feel of Mirage Saloon, and the peaceful melody of Press Garden! They even released the soundtrack on Vinyl! It's that good!

Gameplay: If you have played the Classic Sonic games, then you'll feel right what home with Sonic Mania! The complaints about the games that tried to copy the classic gameplay style fell short of the Genesis days. (Sonic 4's floating physics, Sonic Rush's boost to win, Sonic Advance's bottomless pits, Sonic Generations scripted speed thru certain sections.) Fear not, all the controls are tight and not only exactly as you remember it, but in my own opinion are more refined. It has a good balance of speed and platforming. Playing the remix of the Genesis Zones while in part, are similar to the old games, feel fresh with new mechanics like in Chemical Plant Zone, bouncing off of colored floors to get to new heights or in Green Hill with the fire shield, can burn some bridges to get to new paths below. The new zones are also among the series' best. Studiopolis is one of my favorites of this game,.

The zones are also non linear so you can take any path you want to get to the end and it is also required to explore if you want to find special rings, hidden items, and shortcuts. Every character plays well thru each zone. The new move, Drop Dash helps keep your momentum of speed and also makes it easier to avoid enemy attacks. Knuckles can smash thru walls that Sonic and Tails can't to find more hidden goodies and shortcuts. What I like about Tails & Knuckles in this game is they can't just glide/fly thru a level with no problem. Yeah, it helps get you thru a bit faster but the game forces you not to take the cheap way out thru the whole experience.

The bosses are some of the series best. Mini bosses return at the end of Act 1. Act 2, you fight a hard boiled heavy, Robotnik, or a surprise challenge. Some of the classic bosses have a new twist as well. For example, the Death Egg Robot showing up at Green Hill Zone throwing bombs and extending it's arms to try and kill you or using Robotnik's machine from Hydro City in Sonic 3 against him.

Extras:

The bonus stages are the blue sphere rounds you can access if your have 25+ rings and hit a checkpoint. Half are straight from Sonic 3 and others are completely new. They aren't required to beat the game or give you the true ending but they give you medals to help unlock extras. I consider myself really good at these in Sonic 3 but some of the newer rounds were still a challenge. If you unlock blue sphere mode, if you play the Mania style, you get two new spheres. One is to teleport you to different parts of the round. A green sphere is like the blue one but you have to run over it twice to turn red.

The new special stages are found throughout the levels as giant rings like in Sonic 3 but the difference is instead of turning blue spheres into red spheres/rings, you have to chase a UFO by running over the blue objects. They fill a speed meter and can go up to Mach 3. Collecting rings increase the time of the stage. The control is a little stiff with the drifting but it isn't impossible though it is easy to bounce off things, fall off course, and run into spikes if you aren't careful. The trick is to find shortcuts and try to collect as many spheres early on.

You can also play the UFO stages via a level select code and extras menu if you need to practice. The good news is if you beat the game without getting all of the Chaos Emeralds, you can go back to your save file and keep the emeralds you have and retrieve the rest in the next run.

Other extras you can unlock are playing Mean Bean Machine, Time Attack, sound test, and debug mode. You can also play in different gameplay styles (2, 3, and CD.) You can also use the insta-sheild and super peel out but like debug mode, you have to select no-save mode. Its unfortunate for the & Knuckles mode but you can have Knuckles as the 2nd player for each player (and that includes Knuckles himself! Make sure you beat the game as Knuckles & Knuckles to get secret ending)

Spoiler After getting all 7 Chaos Emeralds, you can become Super Sonic, Super Tails (though doesn't have Flickies with him this time), and Super Knuckles. If you beat Titanic Monarch as Sonic with 7 Chaos Emeralds, you get to fight Eggman and the main Hard Boiled Heavy fighting over the ruby. You must keep collecting rings to stay alive. You lose rings if you get attacked or do a boost attack. It took me a bit to figure out how to play it but it's not too difficult but it is cool being part of an epic battle. Something about that ruby and the pose Sonic makes at the end of the good ending looks familiar. Hmmmm!

The Positives/Negatives of the Game:

+High replay value with multiple paths, collecting chaos emeralds, unlocking extras, and playing as all 3 characters +Very tight controls with great balance of speed and platforming +New moves like the drop dash are a welcome addition +Old zones feel new again with never before seen sections and challenges +New zones feel right at home with the classic era. Some of the series best +Music as always is top notch. +The majority of the bosses are some of the best of the classic era +The Easter Eggs +Blue Spheres and Mean Bean Machine are back +Sprite cutscenes and the Opening/Closing Animations are gorgeous

=Oil Ocean is one of my least favorite zones of the classic eras and would have preferred if they chose a different zone but the remix is an excellent rendition of it. =Wish there were more in game cut scenes between zones than what we got but what we got was wonderful. =I was happy with the amount of new zones we got and their quality but I wish there were one or two new zones. Oh well, maybe next game we can get more new zones.

-You still fall for some cheap deaths. Thankfully there aren't many bottomless pits like in certain Sonic games but it's very easy to get crushed to death (chemical plant and titanic monarch are the ones where it happened often for me) -While I liked the challenge of the special stages, I felt the controls should feel a bit tighter when turning. -Some of the bosses were tough to figure out how to beat. Some of it was rewarding when i did find a way to defeat them. There were a couple I had to look at let's play vids to figure it out. Like in Sonic & Knuckles, playing as Knux was difficult fighting against the bosses thanks to the height of his jumps.

Closing Thoughts:

Even the negative points of the game didn't really bother me that much and in no way, tarnish the quality of the experience. Some fans even claim that it is the best Sonic game to date! I am not sure if I agree with that but I do like it more than Sonic CD which was my #2 favorite Sonic game of all time and can understand why some fans place it #1! Whether you are a die hard Sonic fan, a causal player, or a noob, this is the game for you! I have really enjoyed this game and will come back and replay it as often as I can!

Sonic Mania gets 4 3/4 STARS out of 5! (9.5 out of 10 for those that score in 10s. A- that like letter grades.) See you next game!

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Being Alone, Beautiful, and Bones: Seseby 57187 12 yrs old, 60.2 The sweetest senior in need of TLC kind, soft and playful light of foot and young of heart! INTAKE DATE: 05-02-2019 I have been returned :( Scooby is a stunningly beautiful senior boy, gentle, loving and sweet, who finds himself in the shelter for the second time in this year. His owner could not decide for a reason this time and either she moves out of the country or cannot afford Scooby´s vetcare. Whatever it is, Scooby is alone now, at 12 years old. Gladly this friendly, cheerful soul knows how to make the best out of it, and conquered the hearts of his volunteers quickly. Scooby loves to cuddle, to give kisses and is polite and social around his peers too. All that is missing is a loving, cozy home, where can live happily with his forever-parents. Please share! Scooby Dooby Doo, where are you? Zoinks! He's right here @MACC! ~ A volunteer writes: Oh Scooby. "Kind," and "soft," and "playful," and "sweet" would all easily describe this elegant boy. And though he may technically be a senior, when the sun catches his coat just right as he comes galloping towards you, he could easily be a puppy, light of foot and young of heart. Scooby fortunately is not too sophisticated to give kisses or cuddles, bestowing both on myself and a friend on one bright, spring day. And while his former family notes he's not previously lived with kitties or other pups, he's been polite and social with dogs thus far in playgroup. Scooby might be searching for a warm, loving, and dedicated family, prepared for whatever his future medical needs might be and ready to bask in him and the sunset of his days. Scooby, oooh. Where are you? In my heart. And soon in yours. Scooby is waiting in adoptions at Manhattan ACC. Volunteer Misha Barbour Writes: At 12 years-old Scooby’s had lots of people in his past. First surrendered to us in March, then reclaimed, then surrendered again just this week, he’s also had a confusing time of late, and from the look of his long limbs, some weathered and some with sores, life hasn’t always treated him kindly. But “kind,” and “soft,” and “playful,” and “sweet” would all easily describe this elegant boy. And when the sun catches his coat just right as he comes galloping towards you, he could so easily be a puppy, light of foot and young of heart. Scooby previously lived with one adult who, unfortunately, is no longer able to afford his medical care. Scooby has some masses along his trunk and, per the owner, had a tumor removed last December, but those results were not provided so follow-up vet care is highly recommended. Scooby has not previously lived with cats or other dogs but has been polite and social so far in playgroup. He would do best with a warm, loving, dedicated family prepared for whatever his medical needs might be and ready to bask in the sunset of his days. Scooby, ooh. Where are you? In my heart and soon also in yours. Scooby #57187 is waiting in adoptions at Manhattan ACC. MY MOVIE: Scooby is actual perfection ! https://youtu.be/X_jNSFwxWqQ SCOOBY, ID# 57187, 12 yrs old, 60.6 lbs, Manhattan Animal Care Center, Large Mixed Breed Cross, Gray / White Neutered Male, Owner Surrender Reason: owner moving out of the country and could not take the pet with her Shelter Assessment Rating: Medical Behavior Rating: OWNER SURRENDER NOTES - BASIC INFORMATION: Scooby is a large mixed breed approxamelty 5 years old who was surrendered due to the owner moving out of the country and could not take the pet with her. Scooby has medical concerns. He previously lived with 1 adult. Around strangers Scooby is friendly and outgoing. His owner did not have children, so his behavior around children is unknown. When Scooby is on a walk he will try to appraoch other dogs. He gets really excited with a loose body and wagging tail. Scooby did not lived with cats, his behavior around cats is unknown. Scooby isn't bother when food, toys or treats are taken away. He has no known bite history and is partially housetrained. His previous owner describes his energy level as high, friendly affectionate, playful excitable. Other Notes: Scooby isn't bothered when held or retrained, disturbed while sleeping, giving him a bath or trimming his nails. When unfamiliar people approach his home or owner out on a walk he will bark. Has this dog ever had any medical issues? Yes Medical Notes Scooby had a tumor removed in December of 2018 but client did not provide medical paperwork. For a New Family to Know Scooby is friendly, playful, shy and excitable. He has a high activity level. His favorite activities are playing with toys and people. When you're home, Scooby will follow you around. His favorite toys are balls, squeaky toys and chew bones. He loves to play chase and wrestle. Scooby loves to sleep in his own bed close to the owner's bedroom. He was fed both wet and dry food. Scooby is partially house-trained and rarely has accidents. When left alone Scooby is well behaved. Scooby has never been crate trained so behavior is unknown. He knows the command sit. When on leash he doesn't pull. BEHAVIOR NOTES: PLAYGROUP NOTES - DOG TO DOG SUMMARIES: 3/16: When introduced off leash to a female dog, Scooby is soft and social, attempting to solicit play and bouncing around the yard. 3/17/19- When introduced to a female dog off leash, Scooby greets politely and engages in soft play. He offers a correction for exuberant play. MEDICAL EXAM NOTES 3-May-2019 DVM Intake Exam Estimated age: ~12yrs Microchip noted on Intake? scanned positive. mc# 985121009222073 History : O surrender Subjective / Observed Behavior - BAR, tense and resists handling. Tail wagging, jumping onto people Evidence of Cruelty seen - none Evidence of Trauma seen - none Objective BCS 5/9 EENT: Eyes clear, ears clean, no nasal or ocular discharge noted Oral Exam: could not evaluate PLN: No enlargements noted H/L: No murmur ausculted; CRT < 2, Lungs clear, eupnic ABD: Non painful, no masses palpated U/G: neutered male. MSI: Ambulatory x 4, skin free of parasites, multiple dermal masses throughout body CNS: Mentation appropriate - no signs of neurologic abnormalities Assessment dermal masses senior dog Prognosis: fair Plan: recommend histopathology of masses SURGERY: neutered ----------------------------------------------- NOTES FIRST STAY - March 2019 ** RECLAIMED - RTO ** SCOOBY, ID# 57187, 12 yrs old, xx lbs, Manhattan Animal Care Center, Large Mixed Breed Cross, Gray / White Neutered Male, Owner Surrender Reason: Shelter Assessment Rating: Medical Behavior Rating: MEDICAL EXAM NOTES 16-Mar-2019 DVM Intake Exam Estimated age: ~8 years Microchip noted on Intake? positive 985121009222073 History : stray, reported to have mass removed Dec 2018 and it returned, no vet records. Subjective: BARH Observed Behavior - energetic, does not like excessive handling. Friendly and wagging tail but shaking at the same time Evidence of Cruelty seen - no Evidence of Trauma seen - no Objective P = wnl R = eupneic BCS 6/9 EENT: Eyes have nuclear sclerosis ou, ears clean and cropped, no nasal discharge noted Oral Exam: muzzled PLN: No enlargements noted H/L: NSR, NMA, CRT < 2, Lungs clear, eupneic ABD: Non painful, no masses palpated U/G: MN MSI: Ambulatory x 4 no lameness noted but bumps into things, skin free of parasites, multiple masses (~10-15) dermal and SQ across flanks, legs, dorsal cervical region, healthy hair coat CNS: mentation appropriate - no signs of neurologic abnormalities Assessment: Geriatric with multiple masses Plan: Continue to monitor while at BACC Rec histopath with BW with placement +/- CXR, AUS Prognosis: Good to fair SURGERY: neutered ----------------------------------------------- * TO FOSTER OR ADOPT * If you would like to adopt a NYC ACC dog, and can get to the shelter in person to complete the adoption process, you can contact the shelter directly. We have provided the Brooklyn, Staten Island and Manhattan information below. Adoption hours at these facilities is Noon – 8:00 p.m. (6:30 on weekends) If you CANNOT get to the shelter in person and you want to FOSTER OR ADOPT a NYC ACC Dog, you can PRIVATE MESSAGE our Must Love Dogs page for assistance. PLEASE NOTE: You MUST live in NY, NJ, PA, CT, RI, DE, MD, MA, NH, VT, ME or Northern VA. You will need to fill out applications with a New Hope Rescue Partner to foster or adopt a NYC ACC dog. Transport is available if you live within the prescribed range of states. Shelter contact information: Phone number (212) 788-4000 Email [email protected] Shelter Addresses: Brooklyn Shelter: 2336 Linden Boulevard Brooklyn, NY 11208 Manhattan Shelter: 326 East 110 St. New York, NY 10029 Staten Island Shelter: 3139 Veterans Road West Staten Island, NY 10309 * NEW NYC ACC RATING SYSTEM * Level 1 Dogs with Level 1 determinations are suitable for the majority of homes. These dogs are not displaying concerning behaviors in shelter, and the owner surrender profile (where available) is positive. Some dogs with Level 1 determinations may still have potential challenges, but these are challenges that the behavior team believe can be handled by the majority of adopters. The potential challenges could include no young children, prefers to be the only dog, no dog parks, no cats, kennel presence, basic manners, low level fear and mild anxiety. Level 2 Dogs with Level 2 determinations will be suitable for adopters with some previous dog experience. They will have displayed behavior in the shelter (or have owner reported behavior) that requires some training, or is simply not suitable for an adopter with minimal experience. Dogs with a Level 2 determination may have multiple potential challenges and these may be presenting at differing levels of intensity, so careful consideration of the behavior notes will be required for counselling. Potential challenges at Level 2 include no young children, single pet home, resource guarding, on-leash reactivity, mouthiness, fear with potential for escalation, impulse control/arousal, anxiety and separation anxiety. Level 3 Dogs with Level 3 determinations will need to go to homes with experienced adopters, and the ACC strongly suggest that the adopter have prior experience with the challenges described and/or an understanding of the challenge and how to manage it safely in a home environment. In many cases, a trainer will be needed to manage and work on the behaviors safely in a home environment. It is likely that every dog with a Level 3 determination will have a behavior modification or training plan available to them from the behavior department that will go home with the adopters and be made available to the New Hope Partners for their fosters and adopters. Some of the challenges seen at Level 3 are also seen at Level 1 and Level 2, but when seen alongside a Level 3 determination can be assumed to be more severe. The potential challenges for Level 3 determinations include adult only home (no children under the age of 13), single pet home, resource guarding, on-leash reactivity with potential for redirection, mouthiness with pressure, potential escalation to threatening behavior, impulse control, arousal, anxiety, separation anxiety, bite history (human), bite history (dog) and bite history (other).

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