Long drives - means more attention to details



Anna Falls - a stop along the way. 

Skye to front of Valor is a great traveler just needing water once in awhile. But he takes up a lot of room stretching out for a mini- Aussie. 


 May 27, 2021 trip to Crater Lake - a three hour drive one way. With dogs, my dogs, one has to stop every two hours (and you might experience this with more sensitive dogs, dog with motion issues, dogs with ear sensitivities and even stomach issues. Other dogs can ride just fine without extra attention from human side. 



Valor above needs to stop often, walk, refresh with water and sometimes potty. Inside the car has to be cozy, pillows and blankets - his bed, his blanket or he might whine. Also, he needs to have back window open and once in awhile soothing music. 

Crater lake - where is it? Recommend seeing it in July to September not May. If you can’t see it, does it mean it doesn’t exist 🤣🤣🤣

Fossil steam from volcanic lava they moved through. Valor is not impressed. 

Six hours meant being prepared and stopping at least three times  we were disappointed that our destination, Crater Lake National Park (Oregon’s only National park) was not to be seen due to zero visibility  still we saw other things, waterfall, fossil steam and enjoyed the scenic ride, while making sure the dogs were happy.

There is that word again - be prepared!!





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