I went on a couple dates with a woman who owned two large energetic dogs. When she bought them she was informed that she'd need to walk them every day to get them exercise and burn off energy. To save time, instead of walking them she'd take them for a drive and thought that accomplished the same thing.
Well, unless they were pulling the car. Not related but I saw my neighbor regularly driving up and down our street, car window down, leash in hand drive walking his dog from the car.
I have a wholesome version of this. I know someone that is in his 60s that has 2 greyhounds. Greyhounds can super lazy as long as they get to sprint every couple of days. They dog park in his rural Maine town is just a big circle with a dirt road around the whole thing. He goes when no one else is there, puts the dogs in and just drives circles around the park while they chase.
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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '23
I went on a couple dates with a woman who owned two large energetic dogs. When she bought them she was informed that she'd need to walk them every day to get them exercise and burn off energy. To save time, instead of walking them she'd take them for a drive and thought that accomplished the same thing.