The trick is to have a dog that's terrified of the car so he just stays in the back panting when he needs to go to the vet.
this post was submitted on 22 Nov 2024
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Ooh. I've had those. Anxious panting sometimes leads to anxious vomit.
A family member has a dog that’s terrified of cars, and that poor thing just freaks the fuck out and barks as loud as he can in the car. They keep a partition and he just fucking goes nuts. Slobbering, barking loud, like crazy loud, as if we’re all in mortal danger.
Mine doesn't go that far thankfully (for us), he's just miserable the entire time.
lol, mine would do the same thing
"I don't like you, either. So you just watch yourself. We're wanted men. I have the death sentence on twelve systems."
That's a very pretty boi 💚
Bottom right should've been the prominent image. 🤣