Dog and cat hospital ambulance... well, shuttle anyway. :)

Damn, that one dog is huge!

That's why it's outside instead of in the back. They had to put a collar and harness on it to keep it from getting away.

Hush you Muskies...

Dog's perspective...

I love this interpretation, both as 1) someone who has raised litters of dogs from birth (bottle feeding, the whole nine yards) and become fascinated with the convergence of dog/human psychology (the short answer on the science is, "yes" they have human emotions), and 2) a lifelong Tolkien fan, obsessed with viewing the world through the conceptual lens that Middle Earth represents a real time and place (and the short answer on the science is, "yes" multiple humanoid species coexisted along with megafauna, within a timeframe which is realistic for an oral tradition to have survived in some form).

In the "dog's perspective" interpretation, Middle Earth is happening right now, with intelligent, emotionally connected animals serving in place of alternate humanoid species. Humans are the immortal elves, dogs are the humans.

:)

Morning walk with my besty.

It was nice of Besty to get up early and take you out for some fresh air. ;)

Carrot's been pissed off with me this week - just for about half an hour when I get back. I'm on late shift - and he apparently starts to get really unsettled from about 7pm - and then when I get to Ma's he's like dead pleased to see me and also really narked I went away:P So his tails going and he can't get close enough, but he's also muttering and grabbing my sleeve :P

What made me think about this though is that gorgeous pic. The upside of the late shift is that I get to take him a proper walk in the morning.

You mean he gets to take you for a proper walk. ;)

Absolutely :P

They're not asking for much. We can give them that. As elves we have nothing but time. :)

heh heh heh...