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My cousins wife's golden had puppies two weeks ago and SQUEEE! Two of the NINE babies!
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She's very involved with conformation and therapy dog work with her goldens who are just the sweetest dogs imaginable but the HAIR. I believe she works with a breeder in Holland (where Momma Golden is from!). Puppies always make you smile!
 
These pooches had a very full weekend!
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Waiting for our grilled cheeses from the food truck at our local brewery! Beer is all curbside and then folks could park and get food from the truck. A friend from the city came out for a beer run and we chatted across cars for a bit.
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Edit: forgot this gem. Got the original Nintendo up and running this weekend. Usually this guest room is gated off so the cat has some away space from the dogs so they were very excited to be breaking the rules.
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Got the original Nintendo up and running this
That's funny because our son did the same thing. I don't even know where they got it from. She home schools, if you remember, and they are pretty strict about TV time. The middle child especially can really zone out sitting in front of the TV and they hate that so they keep them active instead. But with this isolation they are no longer in swimming lessons, playing hockey, or doing things with other homeschoolers so I guess they got this thing out and it's a treat for special times.

I never forgot the first time my son was playing it at someone's house. When I went to pick him up I was watching the boys playing, holding the remote and jumping when Mario jump and I was on the floor hysterical! It was the first time I've ever seen the game or the reaction of the kids while they played and OMG it was hysterical. My son reminded me of it and said his kids are doing the same thing!:rofl:
 
Well I tried the bike just now with Jasper. He loves it! However the dog attachment I have is not strong enough for his pulling so I had to retighten it several times. I need another option what do you use @Oh Little Oji ?

Bike seat needs to go. Its painful as soon as I sit. So I need a bike seat, pulling harness for jasper, different dog attachment, and maybe ill invest in. new bike thats fitted to my short self lol.

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Well I tried the bike just now with Jasper. He loves it! However the dog attachment I have is not strong enough for his pulling so I had to retighten it several times. I need another option what do you use @Oh Little Oji ?

Bike seat needs to go. Its painful as soon as I sit. So I need a bike seat, pulling harness for jasper, different dog attachment, and maybe ill invest in. new bike thats fitted to my short self lol.

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That's great!

Well, I see that it attaches up there on your seat post. I can see that the rotational forces would really tend to move it out of position.

You probably need to really crank those bolts tight. If the brackets are steel, not aluminum, you probably won't break them by cranking them tightly. Subsequently, you may notice your seat post rotating out of position. I would bring along on the ride the wrenches/Allen Keys necessary to retighten both. Maybe you're already doing so.

With Oji, I have just gone leashless. It's a rolling heel. I often have the e-collar on him in case he bolts off after an animal (which is why I don't use a leash). Actually, I don't think he has ever bolted though. He knows the heel very well.

That's not to say he heels with great precision next to the bike. He forges 90% of the time and I have no recourse but to issue nagging reminders, and if particularly frustrated, reach for him to grab his scruff and pull him back (which makes me look like a completely inept trainer and embarrasses me greatly). The e-collar really helps here too and is basically a necessity. Unfortunately, I have needed a new battery for it for months now.

There at least used to be made a dog attachment that attaches down low on the bike frame – on the tube that runs alongside the wheel If I'm not mistaken.

Yours is neat though, and maybe you can make it work!
 
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