Once we had settled on a road trip as the adventure, appropriate riding accommodations were needed. Now, let me first say, that I recommend having one's dogs behind a gate, in a crate, or belted in - which is what we do in town. However, for the road trip, we did allow that the pugs could have free roam of their bed...
Oh! Doesn't that look COZY!
This, with both pugs content in the back, lasted approximately 10 minutes, followed by this...
and this...
and this, as Bean finally settled down...
then this...
and finally, this....
Wait. Let us get a different view of that in case someone didn't quite see...
Yep. Frank finally got his way. Well, almost, he of course really wanted a lap all to himself.
Oh Frank. What to say?
Oh! And please let me say, after some of Frank's favorite readers wrote in, that YES raisins are, in fact, as bad for dogs, if not worse over time, that chocolate. Best to stick with Ginger Snaps and Peanut Butter indeed!
1 comment:
road trips are indeed a fun vacation! it appears that frank is a creeper...slowly moving forward towards the front seat with a good lap and a better view. we have those too. but we now have five (!) dogs and three of them, the pugs, want to be up front all of the time. and all want to be on dad's lap. we are working on various barriers and seat belts for containment. i have a vision of five, nicely behaved little doggies in a row on the back seat, all belted in. yes, i am dreaming. have fun!
hugs,
puglette
:o)
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