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Piper's mom said:
I’ve also realized that it’s city driving that causes her to throw up…the stop starting etc.
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Interesting because I've found that back roads driving makes Deacon drool. CT is full of twisty roads - I don't think there is a straight road anywhere here! Last place I lived many years ago was Omaha, NE which is built on a grid - CT roads are just NOT! He has started handling our hill much better and is okay most times if I drive the freeway. If traffic and I head to back roads, the drooling begins as soon as I hit curvy roads. Glad we are both accomplishing some success with cars. Hopefully, as they both age, they will both overcome their car issues! Our first doxie never did, just had to wait to feed him until we got where we were going or hand feed kibble bit by bot during the day to just keep enough in his stomach to avoid empty belly barfies while avoiding car ride barfies.
 
haha- Dixie doesn't appreciate when we get off an interstate or limited access highway where we can go 60+ - when we slow down, she starts barking.
we have some stoplights and stop signs on the way to my one friend's house- she usually starts as I slow down to stop at the red light.........
 
Sandy in CT said:
Interesting because I've found that back roads driving makes Deacon drool. CT is full of twisty roads - I don't think there is a straight road anywhere here! Last place I lived many years ago was Omaha, NE which is built on a grid - CT roads are just NOT! He has started handling our hill much better and is okay most times if I drive the freeway. If traffic and I head to back roads, the drooling begins as soon as I hit curvy roads. Glad we are both accomplishing some success with cars. Hopefully, as they both age, they will both overcome their car issues! Our first doxie never did, just had to wait to feed him until we got where we were going or hand feed kibble bit by bot during the day to just keep enough in his stomach to avoid empty belly barfies while avoiding car ride barfies.
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I have less than 5 minutes to make it home when I get off the highway lol…I’ve had to pull over 2 minutes from home to stop the puke!
It was so nice taking Finnie last Monday to class and having a dog in the car that doesn’t throw up lol!
 
Sandy in CT said:
Both :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO: and :(:( - little things in life we learn to appreciate, aye??!!!
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But with the good comes the bad too…took Finnie to the Habitat Re store and they allow dogs (even though there’s no sign) and of course Finnie is barking. The guy at the till says ‘excuse me’….(I’m thinking he’s going to tell us to leave:ROFLMAO:)…’is your dogs name Bob…Bob Barker’?:lol::lol::lol:
Yup…he was that bad. Walking near the back of the store and he was barking (and it echoed lol) and I could hear the guy say to a customer ‘that’s Bob Barker’…:ROFLMAO:
 
Piper's mom said:
But with the good comes the bad too…took Finnie to the Habitat Re store and they allow dogs (even though there’s no sign) and of course Finnie is barking. The guy at the till says ‘excuse me’….(I’m thinking he’s going to tell us to leave:ROFLMAO:)…’is your dogs name Bob…Bob Barker’?:lol::lol::lol:
Yup…he was that bad. Walking near the back of the store and he was barking (and it echoed lol) and I could hear the guy say to a customer ‘that’s Bob Barker’…:ROFLMAO:
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too funny- glad that the cashier has a sense of humor:winkgrin:
 
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