A road trip to Udaipur
No airplanes for us for a while. Instead: a car and the dogs.
We picked them up in the middle of the night in Delhi and drove 12 hours to Udaipur. Poor things they were so confused; they had no idea what was going on. Luckily they behaved really well minus one vomit (too much information, I know).
At the beginning, they all decided they wanted to sit on the same side so we had 3 dogs sitting on each other on one side and the rest of the back seat was empty.
At the beginning, they all decided they wanted to sit on the same side so we had 3 dogs sitting on each other on one side and the rest of the back seat was empty.
Eventually Cookie settled for the middle and kept an eye on the road. She managed to stay up for almost the entire trip. The drooling co-pilot type.
Palo settled comfortably on one side. It’s amazing how small he can make himself when it’s necessary.
Poor Leo, on the other hand, doesn’t have a very good balance and seemed to be falling all over the place every time the car turned (which it did a fair amount - we are in India after all). I think he managed to find a comfortable position about an hour before we arrived.
Palo settled comfortably on one side. It’s amazing how small he can make himself when it’s necessary.
Poor Leo, on the other hand, doesn’t have a very good balance and seemed to be falling all over the place every time the car turned (which it did a fair amount - we are in India after all). I think he managed to find a comfortable position about an hour before we arrived.
Can you imagine the poor landlady’s face when we arrived at destination and all that lot came running out of the car?
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