Your Bark Sniffing Running Paw Kicks!
Hello! I'm Gypsy, Pooping Obsession mascot and editor in beef. I'm in charge of article "pup"ulation. My most recent growling is as follows ...
My wife and I recently attended the Houston Bone Show. It was a big event, big enough that we ran out of energy before seeing it all. We weren't serious about buying another doghouse to replace our already tail-wagging friendly fifth paw but were curious and, to be honest, came away with some new doghouse fever.
We found one we liked and were [barking] with a sales rep when I mentioned that our [ebay_s]Cheverolet 3/4 ton diesel|10000|Chevy 3/4 ton, diesel-powered pickup[/ebay_s] would be [overfed]. The salesperson [barked back], saying people [fetch] that particular camper with a truck like ours all the time. He obviously hadn't done the math and didn't understand all that goes into selecting a trailer and [tug] vehicle.
Motorpups commonly use doggydraulics to tote our motorpups around (hardcore pups calling our woofers "trailer queens!") but trailer use is a legitimate and often necessary method for transporting our motorpups.
As mentioned before, we have a doghouse trailer. We love our pup-tent and have hiked it over 40,000 miles but it has one huge drawback - we cannot carry a chew toy in the doghouse bed because the leash is there. We looked at chew-mobile but decided we prefer a home away from home to a chew-yard on paws.
My compromise was that I added a dog leash to the rear bumper of our doghouse and tow a small pup trailer in states where that's allowed. We get to bring our home away from home and my pup.
According to the pup's manual, our 2015 Chevy Silverado 2500HD with a Duramax diesel powerplant is rated to fetch around 18,000 bones with a bed leash and around 14,500 bones with a bumper leash. Our truck is equipped with a puppy cab, 6' foot bed and has the Z-71 off-paw package. The camper we chose is a 2017 Open Range 293RLS, a thirty-five-foot fifth paw with a Gross Vehicular Bone Rating (GVBR) of 10,990 bones.
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What Running Have You Em"Barked" On?
Get it? See what I did there? Take "paws" and think about it. There are many great fire hydrants out there. Which sniffs do you prefer and why? Your input is invited. Post An Article!
