I often feel bad she can't go running with me. But she just can't. Her two-inch long furry legs just can not keep up with my long and lean ones. (That's a joke if you didn't catch the sarcasm.) But alas - I've found a solution.

I e-mailed this to my family in case they were looking for birthday ideas for me. However, I have a sneaking suspicion I won't be receiving this considering one of the two criterion Trevor set forth before we got a dog was that I "not carry it around in one of those bags." (The other was that we pick up after every poop in the backyard. Come to think of it, I've broken both!) Anywho, I don't anticipate this being wrapped and tied with a bow come September 7. And I'm honestly okay with that. I actually admit I laughed at a lady with two Maltese in a stroller a few years ago at the Arthritis Foundation walk. I simply yearn for the day when I can jog with my dog!
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I am so glad you posted this today! I seriously feel guilty EVERY day when I leave Naya at home and love convincing Jim to go out and get ice cream so Naya can join in on the drive to Sonic. :) I am glad I am not the only one who feels guilty about leaving their dog at home. I am not sure about the stroller...Jim wouldn't go for that for the same reason's Trevor has. :) If you get one, let me know. Maybe we can jog around lake zorinksy with our dogs in their strollers! he he
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