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I am hoping to be able to bike to work a couple times a week starting in the spring. I was planning on trying last year but we adopted a puppy and I needed to go home at lunch time to let her out. Then I had some problems with my acheilles tendon then some knee issues then it got cold.
Since the current puppy will be old enough to chill at the house without making a mess come spring time, I should be able to bike to work.
Cooper has figured out how to get the zip ties on his crate off. He is a very resourceful dog. We are going to move his nuetering surgery up by a month so we can let him out of his crate sooner then expected. He isn't suppose to move around a lot for 7 days after surgery, yeah right, so we think it best that he stay in his crate where he cannot run and jump and potentially pull stiches while recovering. We are working on a solution that lets him stay in the hallway, nothing he can eat and destroy, instead of the crate. The problem is the dog is just to freaking smart. He knows how to move our current gate so we have to rig something else. In the last couple of days he has decided that he likes to eat pillow cases so keeping him in one of the guest bedrooms is out. We know he likes removing the stuffing from balls, stuffed pigs, stuffed bones, stuffed anything. This means that couches are not safe.
(sigh)
But he is really cute and gives the best puppy kisses and plays a mean game of fetch.
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