He now travels in the front seat of the car as he doesn't settle in my boneshaker of a little car. He has no trouble with the harness clipped in the seatbelt adaptor. He loves putting his head out of the window, but only a little bit. I think any more would be a bit raucous for him.
As I wrote previously he struggles with my stairs but they are very narrow and steep. He is quite old for an Am Bull but is still strong. One of the best things about foster time is that he really loves his walks. I will introduce him to my friend's old Staffy who has met a few fosters before. Tody is a really calm dog so I want them to meet. We know Tye has kennel buddies but it will help to see what he is like with stranger dogs.
This boy wants for so little, he never demands attention but gently asks for a head scratch or lies next to me. He lets me brush him, wipe his tear streaks and even put some nose butter on his schnoz, but that requires treats most definitely.
Here is Tye pottering around mine and enjoying the sun.
Tye generally does his own thing. Lovely old boy.
. We walked a good hour, he got a bit tired towards the end but he loved every minute!