The adventures of 'Team Klingon'

Central has always been very fair to us and would always go above and beyond to help us out with whatever we needed. We also had a pet issue when we first started and were able to work that out. This is one of the biggest reasons I recommend Central to the new folks! Yes they have their ups and downs and sometimes it can really get crappy but when it comes down to it if you ever have a problem or need something they really do step up to the plate there!

Happy Thanksgiving Ya'll!!! Drive safe out there. All the cuckoo-nutz are out driving around!

 

So what is buddy? Cat, Monkey, turtle, chia pet???????

 

Nobody names a cat "Buddy" I think the cat would kill you.

 

Thats a good looking dog!

 

Had a cat named "Buddy" once. Followed me around the house just like dogs do. Maybe he only wanted to keep track of me and bide his time. :smt071

 

We had a black and tan when I was a kid, she weighed about 4-5 lbs I believe. Her tail curled at te end though and I think she had a longer, thinner snout. She looked a lot like a Manchester.

Hope you enjoy him, he will most likely love ending up under the covers. They usually ae more protective of one person vs the other, but will protect the other as needed.

 

There's nothing better than being able to take your dog with you on the road! Especially if you are a solo driver. Not only do you get the perks of having a "friend" with you, and of course most of us talk to our pets, but you also have created a good opportunity to get your butt out of the truck more and get some exercise in. No matter what you are forced to get out of that truck and go for a walk at least 4-5 times a day.

Sure its a much more added responsibility but it is well worth it. It can be very challenging finding vets, pet stores etc... Also when driving life gets disrupted and you must get a hotel and or cab, rental car etc... that can also be a bit of a challenge. (especially with a great dane)

No matter how much more added work it was to our daily schedule it was still well worth the trouble. When the dog wasn't with us it definitely felt as if something was missing.