So, you may have noticed that our progress on the bus came to a screeching halt all of a sudden and we went on radio silence about it.
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Our October Pack Walk was such a fun success. We had dogs of all temperaments and sizes, friends we hadn’t seen for a while, and new friends too! The next pack walk will be November 10th!
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With the approaching holiday and plenty of questions, I think it’s time to talk about how we tag our pups for the worst case scenario.
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Lolly has been our absolute favorite field trip dog…so much so that we brought her home to foster until she finds her forever family!
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“Never leave the dogs behind.” We’ve always lived this motto but we never put it into words until we saw Brianna Madia on Instagram using it and living it best!
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Dilla was a super fun field trip pup and our first Dapper in the City dog.
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Two weeks ago I posted about how our local shelter allows volunteers to take the dogs looking for homes on field trips.
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Louisville Metro Animal Services allows volunteers to take shelter dogs on field trips out into the world. Yesterday, we got to take Zoomie on an adventure.
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Things can really get crazy with 5 dogs, a cat, and a bus conversion; not to mention all the other obligations, events, family and friends.
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As life always has it, things don’t go perfectly according to plan; this week has been met with one hiccup after another.
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Demo day 2 started off easy. We pulled up the rest of the insulation, I broke it down to throw out, and David scraped up the glue that was left over.
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It seems like most skoolie builds start with a bus that still has the seats and everything has to be pulled out just to be able to do the conversion. Our bus was already started.
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We live in a pretty populated area of the city, an adorable little subdivision, and we figured it was probably best if our bus didn’t stay the big, obnoxious, yellow beast that we bought it as.
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We've been dreaming and thinking and planning for this day but neither of us realized it would happen so quickly.
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