LifeofRubie
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), her face and teeth are showing quite some age. (Even with brushing
) It was 92 today and she was just as ready to join us and follow us around for evening chores. Which included her zooming with a blast of speed through the sprinkler like she was lit like a firecracker. Not bad for an old gal.






@LizbeliI use the harness and it puts my boy right next to me with his head in alignment with my feet on the pedals.Im afraid his harness will put him too far forward or if I use a martingale he will hurt his neck.
Fortunately now with social distancing streets haven't been crowded, but when I see another dog approaching we switch to the other side of the road to reduce the dogs' intensity building up. But that can of course be impractical depending on the street environment. Bedja is doing quite well with voice commands, he knows he can't lunge or take off after neither dogs nor critters when hooked to the bike. Otherwise I find it safer to step off and put him in a sit/stay while the other dog passes by. Better safe than sorry.@AnnV Thats what we currently use. Even with the leash part short he can still get his head really close to dogs walking by.
I put him on left but I also ride on the left side so he is away from traffic and other dogs. When I ride with both I have one on each side but I always do that on deserted or dead end roads where there is almost no traffic of dogs or vehicles.Okay ill have to get that. Do you ride with him on your right or left?
I wonder if putting him on your right will help prevent dog interactions?
How did that happen??? Wow. Happy Birthday!