10 hours a day on the road each day for 12 days... whatever makes you happy, but don't try to convince me your dog enjoyed it as much as you did.
My old. Bulldog is 9 now. He is going to be on borrowed time in a couple of years. If you don’t know, English only live about 11-12 years. This one has had some health issues associated with the breed. Makes me sad to think my old buddy isn’t gonna be around someday. I’m just trying to take as good of care of him as I can, and make him feel as happy and loved as I ca
n. I’ll be a sad camper when that day comes.
I had to put our little Pomeranian down on my Birthday. Crappy day to say the least.
I put down our last Boerboel on my birthday last month and buried him in the same berm our female was buried in last year.. I choose my birthday so that I won't forget the day.. He came close to 13 years but his loss of muscle and weight said we weren't going to allow him to see any cold temps and do any shivering.. Both our Boerboels were wonderful family and farm dogs, If I wasn't somewhat aged myself I'd look at getting another..
inigo montoya, i am having a bod typing spell and seem to have lost a dayi think i sateed jy day loss on friday
Well, hell! We are on our road trip out to Tulsa for two weeks via Telluride and Colorado Springs and we have our 11 year old Boxer, Dozer. He loves road trips and is always extremely anxious for days when we start pulling out the duffle bags and other road trip gear we take. When he finally realizes he is making the trip he is visible happy. Hope this road trip is not an indicator of Dozers health.
Ours spend most of their time sleeping in the back seat just like they do at home, but they are content knowing they are with us.
I don't doubt that some dogs absolutely love road trips when they're healthy.
My thought is this... how about a road trip next time you get the flu?
When a dog is terminal with cancer, he's probably not feeling like his normal fun-loving self.
Your pet, your call. However, having been in ill health a good bit myself, I reserve the right to express my opinion.
My thought is this... how about a road trip next time you get the flu?
When a dog is terminal with cancer, he's probably not feeling like his normal fun-loving self.
Your pet, your call. However, having been in ill health a good bit myself, I reserve the right to express my opinion.
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