You Down With OPP (Other People’s Pets)?
Other people’s pets seem to have their stuff together…Scroll down for updates.
Ever find yourself admiring other people's pets like they're the epitome of other people’s well-behaved children, right? Well, you're not alone! There's something about those four-legged pals that seem to have it all figured out.
One envy-inducing trait? Their impeccable car etiquette. Other people's pets ride shotgun with the window down, wind in their fur, and not a care in the world. No attempts to jump out of the window into the next car, no drool-soaked backseats, no frantic attempts to save the upholstery—just the open road and the joy of the ride.
Sometimes, I look at other people's well-behaved pets who sit still for photos, never bark at dogs, cars, bikes, scooters, or runners, and play well with others, and I can't help but sigh. Their perfect pets seem to have it all together, posing gracefully for the camera and getting along with everyone they meet. Meanwhile, my own furry friend is a whirlwind of excitement, barking at every passing thing and refusing to stay still for even a second. Ah, the joys of pet ownership!
Then there's the dog park diplomacy. While your own pet might be the park's resident mischief-maker, OPPs (Other People's Pets) are the ambassadors of harmony. They play nice, share the toys, and leave without causing canine chaos.
And let's not forget the relief on the wallet. No impromptu interior renovations needed after a trip with OPPs. Their manners spare car owners from the dreaded cleanup and the financial aftermath.
He was chilling like a boss from the hatch of her car. So, how did this tail-wagging companion end up lounging in luxury in the back of a Subaru? Strap in; this story's a wild ride! Just as the lady who owned this fella was heading to her car, she suddenly passed out. An ambulance quickly whisked her away, and the friends with her didn't hesitate to follow her to the hospital in their separate cars. However, before starting out they promptly opened the car's hatch to ensure her dog had plenty of fresh air and was parked in the shade, keeping him securely tethered inside the vehicle. He was a good boy and patiently waited for his owner to return. Once again, Other People’s Pets are patient and good and know how to pose for a picture.
So, here's to the OPPs—those pets who seem to have mastered the art of being the ideal companions. Maybe next time, our own furry friends will take notes and bring a bit more calm and order to the car ride and the dog park antics! Naaaah… See Blog Post ‘Penny Foolish, Dollar Wise!’
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