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Bear?  I know you may be wondering how the old guy is handling a long long car ride...and it could have been a disaster!  We send a shout out and massive thanks to Hannah for the loan of a large, lovely cloth cat carrier with mesh openings side and top.  It fits right between the front seats. And he loves it. It is his Dog Cave. It didn't take him long to figure out laps were off the table.  I was blown away.  When we start packing up to de-camp, he goes in there and peeks out, just in case we might leave without him.  

Only when we slow down and start turning in to new places to camp does he revert back to absolutely crazed devil dog behavior. It doesn't last. So, he is still in the camper and not tied on top.



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