Britts Invasion!

Yesterday we did our third run for The National Brittany Rescue NBRAN and New England Brittany Rescue NEBR. Even though we don't know much about dogs and are both allergic, what the heck! We love these guys! Plus, we were not taking my car, so any puking would be done in Sam's. Woohoo! I mean, oh, well it would be terrible if that happened to someone else's car, of course.

Our passenger's were Cole, left and Bria, right, as well as Toby, who rode shotgun and napped most of the trip.

These dogs all got along great. None of them wore an annoying e-collar and Cole was the only one who wanted to eat anything loose in the trunk, including a roll of paper towels and a big plastic water dish. Of course, I stopped her before anything bad happened, but now we have some tokens of their travels with us in the form of teeth marks.

The drive was fairly uneventful, other than a sudden heavy downpour which slightly woke up the dogs. Yeah right. They slept through it all. None of the dogs barfed, pooped or peed in the car. They didn't even make a sound. Are these real dogs?

I must say I was very impressed. It was a restful trip for everyone, other than Sam, who had to drive in the crappy Father's Day traffic. I was happy to be in the back seat with the dogs, so I could take photos and pet them as much as they wanted.

The pick up and hand offs went swimmingly well. While we waited in Danbury for our passengers, we saw another car pull up with a dog in it! A woman got out of her car and a second woman got out of another car. They both began to talk and pet the dog. We realized they were doing a transport, too, since the woman who came with the dog, didn't leave with it. Pier One must be a hot spot for transports. Sam said it was like a great cruising spot for dogs.

Good luck, pups! I hope you'll all be happy in your new homes. It was a pleasure!

To see more photos of the dogs, you can visit my Flickr page.