Some people argue dogs are the best thing that happened to humanity. They're loyal, cheerful, friendly, smart... It's no surprise we get carried when they're around. We plan our lives around doggies, we spoil them more than we do our children, and tell them 'I love you' a 100 times a day. Yup, the shocking truth is that dog owners are pretty much owned by dogs.
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One sign is not enough. I have three: one for each front window, and one for the front windshield. And it still didn't stop one "Do-Gooder" from castigating me when I returned. When she discovered that it was actually cool inside, she really got angry, because she was made to look the fool. I physically ran her off, so she could search for other guilty culprits.
My dad used to put on the radio for the dogs. That way there was some music, then talking again and then music again
The nice thing about having a shih-tzu is that Charlie never has to sit in the rear. He just sits up front, on someone's lap, usually my left thigh and hangs his head out the window. :D
Maple does the same, except she's a maltese shih-tzu mix.
Load More Replies...My parents used to pick up my dog from my apartment on Fridays and take HIM away for the weekend. When I told my mother "I think I can be home in time to go with you", she said "there's no room for you in the car."
I used to have my dog on the front seat, until one day my aunt had a car crash with her dog on the front seat... The airbag deployed and he didn't survive :( Now I only put my dog on the back seat and he is attached :/
We too ride like that. My dog is Amstaff and if she's in the back she'll step all over the kids 😄
He and the dog probably had the most awesome talk during that ride :D
Sure, i used to do that to. Now not without a harness. Safest in the car is a crate.
We have 4 children! Pic on my husbands cell phone?? Our French Bulldog. LOL!
If you do this regularly you should use a harness to keep the dog firmly in the seat. In an accident the airbag going off could kill your dog if it isn't restrained.
I have a cavalier king charles and we don't have this problem because she sits on the front passenger's lap. She also doesn't wait to be invited. She forces her way through, and if you put her back in the front seat, she edges closer to you, pokes her head through the gap and doesn't stop giving you the evil eye until you let her sit on you
the dog seems relaxed and self aware of his/her place in the family...
My dog will NOT sit in the back. My wife would have to share the front seat, orrrrrr.... lol
My dog will do the exact same thing. I have a picture of it from when my daughter was using my phone.
I always know the names of the dogs, never know the names of the owners
This is how I start a conversation with my classmates. They all know me as " the girl with two dogs who loves all the dogs." I'm not even mad tbh
Probably a little clarifier: I said that dog and man very well understand each other, although we can make little of "woof woof" and they little of "good boy" both in the exakt sense. We learn to interprete each others' body language, though. I am wondering if I write to complicated today or if the haters are on the prowl again...
Plottwist: She tells HIM to move to the couch, so she and the dog sleep in the bed.
awwww, the second pic looks like my poor old dog that passed away 4 years ago T_T
sigh...dog people....we cat people are quite different...you guys think your dogs are superior, while we cat people know that we are breeding Satan!! *Grins and continues reading the tweets*
who want's to be a human, humans start wars and problems, dogs solves problems. BE A DOG
That's productive... right? If not, I need to change a few *cough* things in my schedule....
aaah! whenever it happens to me, I tell them "I'm sorry" like a dozen times and even explain them what happen, that it was an accident, that I am not angry with them, that I hope they didn't get hurt, and so on... like they would understand what I'm saying.