I don’t think adventure comes into it too much. For Honey, the joy is in being together as a family all the time.

Although she gets a lot more chances to roll in stinky dead things on the beach than when we lived in a house.

Honey has an iron bladder. I can’t imagine what it would take to defeat it. She’s been perfectly house trained since she was 10 weeks old.

But one reason we use a specially designed mountaineering harness is because it has so many attachment points to distribute the force on her body equally. She is not really getting too much pressure on her belly because there are also connecting points on the breastbone and around all four legs.

Of course Cindy Lu is so petite. You could probably pass her around with no stress at all.

In truth, I would never have expected my puppy who refused to walk in a ramp lying flat on a sidewalk to tolerate this.

I’m very relieved she finds it comfortable. Because carrying her by hand off the deck into a rocking dinghy stressed her out to no end.

And she would be most welcome to accompany us!

There are days when Honey would be glad to swap places with your pups for a ride in a nice, easy car. 🙂

I’m relieved that Honey seems to prefer it to us passing her down in our arms.

Of course, you never know what Barley and Rye will do unless you try it, eh? They could be full of surprises.

Well that’s one place where you have it harder than we do. Honey is definitely not the running away type. Thank goodness!

I’ve had dogs that liked to go on adventures. It can be very stressful.

What? Are you trying to jinx us? 🙂

Luckily, Honey has the digestive system of an amazon. Knock wood.

Thanks for the compliment. I can’t take credit for it. A friend did it for me as well as choosing the colors and backgrounds. But I can’t seem to get the fonts working properly.

I need a programmer with a clicker and some kit kat bars to help me figure out how to fix the fonts. 🙂