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. . . That were taken at the HDForums Pacific Rally in June. Note the windshield . . . really cool setup. Nice job Mark. I hope you and Rufus are well. Steve
Last edited by sifularson; Aug 31, 2008 at 07:05 PM.
Born2glide...beautiful pup!! What kind is she and how big will she get?
A designer bread is what my wife calls her, half Maltese, and half Yorkshire. (ie Morky) Her name is Mindy the Morky. She is 5˝ lbs and abouit 6 mo old, her mother was a Yorky and was 5˝ lbs, Father was Maltese and 4˝ lbs. We are not sure how big she will get, but probably not too much bigger.
We took her for her first ride today, she did really good. My wife has a pouch that she wears in front of her like a pack, the dogs legs and head sticks out but is pretty contained. Mindy seemed to really enjoy it, kept stretching her head out to the side to catch the wind. We only went down the street and back, but its a start.
Those pictures are awesome. Put a huge smile on my face I love dogs. I have an Aussie blu merl with one blue eye named Axel. I am going to look into those trailers.
A designer bread is what my wife calls her, half Maltese, and half Yorkshire. (ie Morky) Her name is Mindy the Morky. She is 5˝ lbs and abouit 6 mo old, her mother was a Yorky and was 5˝ lbs, Father was Maltese and 4˝ lbs. We are not sure how big she will get, but probably not too much bigger.
We took her for her first ride today, she did really good. My wife has a pouch that she wears in front of her like a pack, the dogs legs and head sticks out but is pretty contained. Mindy seemed to really enjoy it, kept stretching her head out to the side to catch the wind. We only went down the street and back, but its a start.
Sounds like she's on her way to being a riding dog.. She's small enough that you could always keep her in a pouch...with a few stops along the way to exercise a little.
Jake's quite a cutie with the doggles. Did you have a hard time getting him to wear them?
Started him on the "Doggles" when he was a puppy. They have an elastic chin strap to help keep em on. He doesn't fight them too much, only after wearing them a while cause I guess he gets tired of them.
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