There\u2019s a downside to summer. As a dog it means you can\u2019t go out with your owner quite as often. Given there are places which are still too short-sighted to allow you entry, in the winter you always have the option, in this country at least, of sitting in the car. In the summer it\u2019s an altogether different story. If you are in the car you need enough ventilation to make sure the car does not get too warm. That doesn\u2019t mean just having the window open a centimetre or two either. It means lots of ventilation. Basically it gives humans the choice of leaving us with enough air but at risk from people accessing the vehicle or leaving us at home. The answer really is for laws to be passed to enable us access to everywhere a human can go\u2026 except the dentist. I don\u2019t want to go to the dentist. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Humans can be mean. There was me thinking that if I do move to\nsleep downstairs then on the nights I can\u2019t sleep I could raid the fridge which\nis next to where my bed will be. What I did not understand was that the fridge\nis one of the things which can be moved to the other room. This whole idea is\nlooking less appealing by the day. Oh, I can see the logic from a human point\nof view, but that wasn\u2019t the one I was looking at it from. I\u2019m prepared to put\nup with a little less space if I can keep the fridge. I said that to our\nMistress, but it seems she is being particularly uncompromising on that particular\npoint. The worst of it is that the fridge will move into Ari\u2019s room and I know\nhe can get out of his crate when he wants to, so there\u2019s no hope.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Love<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Alfie<\/p>\n\n\n\n\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"