I think 50 inch is about the upper end for what can fit on a desk, but a 42 inch is the upper limit for most. I used to have a 42inch 4k monitor ($400), but it broke and got discontinued. It was basically a 42inch IPS TV display.
I agree its always been part of the playbook. I hate the fact that it seems to be the option most likely considered. We are in a post evidence where we have to assume something is fake until there is enough information to prove it is not.
I have gotten into a fight yes, my reaction was to back off, the guys grabbed and cornered me, I started fighting back and everyone just sort-of flopped onto the ground before some bystanders assisted. It was super awkward.
I take your point that the attackers actions were realistic due to the awkwardness. Its more her reaction that was unexpected from my perspective. Its not how I would have reacted. I will jump in to defend others, but when I am being attacked, my first reaction is to run.
My first reactions was that It does look staged, because of how awkward the attack is and her reaction after the attack. Gives me similar vibes as the Trump assasination attempt.
Dont known of many people who would charge their attacker unless they see the attack coming. I certainly would not, I am not a brave person.
Unlike the Trump assasination though, their is no possibility of a "hidden shooter" and someone being setup as the attacker. So that swings it to a real attack for me.
Is she very food motivated when you are there? Will she eat her food with gusto or does she just pick at it during the day.
If she is very food motivated, you can get raw beef shin bones (marrowbones) from a local butcher. Have them cut off the soft ends and then cut in into pieces about the length of your hand. The bone is hard and thick. Even my 160 lbs bullmastiff has a lot of trouble breaking it. But always best to supervise them for the first few times to see what they do with it.
Keep them in the freezer and give it to her frozen when you leave. It keeps them going for a good long while at they work at getting the marrow out. It keeps their teeth nice and clean as well. You can get them cut shorter as well if they tend to give up on them before all the marrow is out.
It sounds like seperation anxiety. As dogs can feel more vulnerable when they get older.
Do not crate such a dog, they associate the crate with their own fears. Also don't try to restrict them to one room.
What you may want to try is to gift him posessions with your smell on it. Some medium volume music to distract him from noises can work well. There are dedicated YouTube channels for calming music for dogs.
Dogs are surprisingly human in behavoural needs. Golden rule is if you would not want to do something, they likely won't either.
Would you like to be constrained to a crate or one room for hours?
They don't need data where they are going.