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Old 04-29-2012, 08:57 AM   #1
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Dog Has To Hold Hand While Riding

This would not work in my RV. And I thought Miya, our Husky, had issues.

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Thanks Wayne! My Husky also has her issues and loves to hold hands if you're just sitting around. It wouldn't work in our car or the MH.
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Old 04-29-2012, 12:33 PM   #3
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Not much different than Miya's desire to lean on you.
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It is the only time I can get Miya to pretend she wants to be close is when we are in the car, so I let her lean. As you know she'll do anything for food. She is 82.2 pounds as of last week's vet check. I need to put myself on a diet and maybe she'll go on one. But then, you know what Earlene's cooking is like.
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The frequent yawning makes me think maybe the dog is a tad stressed out by car riding.
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It is the only time I can get Miya to pretend she wants to be close is when we are in the car, so I let her lean. As you know she'll do anything for food. She is 82.2 pounds as of last week's vet check. I need to put myself on a diet and maybe she'll go on one. But then, you know what Earlene's cooking is like.
My favorite place for Sunday dinner.

I tried to describe the salad Earlene made the last Sunday I was there but it was impossible to do it justice.
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Our adopted dog, Berlyn, has the same habit whenever we sit next to her....always needs to have a paw on us.
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Old 05-01-2012, 10:34 PM   #8
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My favorite place for Sunday dinner.

I tried to describe the salad Earlene made the last Sunday I was there but it was impossible to do it justice.
Remember, she took pictures?

I'll post it as soon as I download from the camera, just so you'll be able to drool a little more.
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Our adopted dog, Berlyn, has the same habit whenever we sit next to her....always needs to have a paw on us.
Yep!!! I have an Australian Shepard who will literally jump into my lap if I sit on the floor. He would do this in the MH while I'm driving if I let him.

I believe that it is a security thing - they love and trust you. That's not so bad.
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Had a cat that would do that in the car and while getting his shots..
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No matter how well-behaved you think your dog is, it is both impolite and dangerous to other campers NOT to have your dog somehow under your control at all times.
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