Hounds on the Highway

  Hold on tight! This is a multi-part transport story And Then There Were Two! 🐾 March brought us a thrilling challenge: transporting not one, but multiple dogs at once! We mulled it over and decided, "Why not? What's the worst that could happen?" 🚗💨 Our first-time experience turned out to be nothing short of paw-some, thanks to the incredible dogs we had the privilege of transporting. 🐶💫 Introducing LeeLoo and Gemma! 🌟 Meet LeeLoo, the enchanting Pittie Mix whose happiness was as contagious as her wagging tail. She couldn't resist snuggling up in Mark's lap during the entire ride to her foster home. 🐾💕 👑 And then there's Gemma, the elegant Chow Chow / Shiba Inu mix who exuded regal charm like no other. Gemma redefined car travel comfort with her unmatched serenity and a fluffy cuddliness that's second to none. 🚗🐶 These two unforgettable pups brought their own special magic to our journey. Gemma's quiet and stoic nature was the perfect compl...

The First Transport (Look for pictures below!) It seems like only yesterday but, January 28th, 2023 was our first puppy transport ! The puppy's name is Ross Gellar (for all you F.R.I.E.N.D.S fans, there was a series of puppies with names from the show) and we were to pick him up at a rest stop on 95 in Rutherford from the transport that was coming from Georgia at 9am. Mark, being the morning person he is, was excited to get to play with a new puppy, so even he was ready to go! I was nervous for our first one and thankfully Mark was cool calm and collected, like usual. We see him come off the transport and Mark takes him in his arms and the poor little guy is scared and shaking. We quickly get him to the car, making sure to not put him down ( Rule #1 of puppy transport , do not put them down, get them in the car as quickly as possible - they are flight risks ) . We for sure did not want one of the dogs to get loose and run away. The car situation looks like this.... I am driving....