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StephN · 10-10-2005, 02:31 PM

On our way back from France in May there was a woman in the ladies room who had a shoulder bag with netting in the ends - for her little dog. She was from the west coast and was on her way back on the same plane we took. She was putting some fresh paper towels in the carrier for the trip home.
She takes her little friend everywhere she goes. She had been travelling for a month in Europe with her pal. Would never consider leaving her behind when going out to see the big wide world!

So, Esther, that would be three shoulder bags - one for you, your hubby and your son! Or maybe those front carriers for babies? But that is why you have the motor home - cuts down on airfares, but must be murder on gasoline!
The kitty could stand to be left alone or with a sitter for a while. Wouldn't think the pugs would like the tree-gliding though ...

10-10-2005, 02:31 PM	#10
StephN Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Misty woods of WA State Posts: 4,128	Amazing dog story ... On our way back from France in May there was a woman in the ladies room who had a shoulder bag with netting in the ends - for her little dog. She was from the west coast and was on her way back on the same plane we took. She was putting some fresh paper towels in the carrier for the trip home. She takes her little friend everywhere she goes. She had been travelling for a month in Europe with her pal. Would never consider leaving her behind when going out to see the big wide world! So, Esther, that would be three shoulder bags - one for you, your hubby and your son! Or maybe those front carriers for babies? But that is why you have the motor home - cuts down on airfares, but must be murder on gasoline! The kitty could stand to be left alone or with a sitter for a while. Wouldn't think the pugs would like the tree-gliding though ...