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Woof! Thanks for responding! I like the idea of Takeoff for a name. I'll add it to the list as he might be getting himself a long-term friend. Don't tell him tho, ok.

@@fleotusbing He must not know how to operate a not autonomously thinking mobility device. One does not have to pay much attention to a Beast of Burden because they do a lot of the thinking and adjustments on their own. Thanx for your comments and interest!

@@abuuba653 yup

@@amandaneal9376 thank you! He is such a good boy.

@@fleotusbing I'm glad to be more mobile. Quavo is also. He really enjoys being out & about. Sometimes he just walks into the tube & looks at the shower. Not too demanding he is. Informative I prefer.

Thank you. He is a good hearted dog.

Thank you so much. He is very attentive.

Thank You.

“groot” means tall in Dutch (and is often translated as “great” as well).

Thank You. He had an adventure of his own this trip.

Thank you. It's PT & time. Starting to get out more. Will have some videos of recovery efforts in June.

Thanx! He sure was.

Thank you. He really likes what he does.

Thank you. He looks at a Zamboni that was too.not sure if it's a truck of car. You should see him looking at a donkey.

Yes, they are a wonderful bunch, each time I’ve been brought there for tending to for mishaps, also. Sliced part of my thumb off last time I think it was.

Symbiotic it is. We get loads of looks and waves while we're out in the rain. He was apprehensive until he figured out the benefits.

Thank you. Yes it takes a certain kind of person to do what they volunteer to do on a regular basis. Hats off to them all

thank you❤

Thank you. Yes a couple of them took a break with him entowe

@@quavodapup3200 Ah...thank you! Thank you for your remarkable work and personal emotional strength!

Thank you. They did enjoy his company. Still don't know who had more fun.

Thank you. Hospitals are nice places to visit. PT for months to rehabilitate. Nothing broken.

Thank you! Physical Therapy, time & remembering not to get into the same situation again. The latter is the most difficult.

Thank you! What did you do before retiring? He loves being places and seeing people.

Thank You. Ii am lucky to be able to have him.

Thank you for your time. We generally have to be careful about when we walk by sides as I wander like I'm intoxicated. Sidewalks are dangerous for bumping into traffic. He always insists we walk in opposite direction of the flow.

@@quavodapup3200 Yeah, well I didn't know from anything and I ended up putting him on my right side with leash in my right hand so that I was next to the road/ curb edge.... I think I would do it again. It enabled me to watch for us with the road and errant dogs in the country and suburbs while he watched for people problems when we were in the city. He was half mastiff half lab, and looked like a big 140lb all black lab with height and muscles on a short leash, chain collar. I looked like I was in reasonable command and he looked both in command and under command.

Thank you! Physical Therapy, time & remembering not to get into the same situation again. The latter is the most difficult.

Thank you for your interaction. He really is such a boy.

Thank you for your interaction. He is such a good boy.

Thank you for your interaction. I wish I brought his jump bag. In all the excitement I didn't think of it. They do seem to enjoy his company when we end up there.

@@quavodapup3200 You know Quavo not only a sunshine for you , but also for the others. Seems you are doing well after this video. I hope you keep in good health and you could both shine some light to the others. Thanks for the update.

@@byoutube8224 thank you for your reply. some of the videos that are being posted are time delayed and we’re published out of timeline order. I am just about finished with physical therapy and will post a few more adventures with him starting from after recovery is finished.

Thanks, smart he is.

Thanx. It can be a great place to relax and wonder while exercising and socializing for Quavo.

The latter part of the video is much more fun than the front half of the video.

It's odd how they just know when the camera is on. He still, every now and again, looks behind the TV for what's being shown on the screen. Thanks for your interactions.

Thank you. I try to care for him as he cares for me. Super expressive, too.

He can be sound asleep, and soon as I hit the record button, he’ll stop snoring or dreaming or whatever. Are you adventuring out for the Eclipse?

@quavodapup3200 I, uh...huh. I've been hearing about the eclipse, but know nothing about it... But I guess I'd better stop procrastinating and look into it! Maybe I will check it out! 👍

@@fleotusbing I cleared 10 days of my doctors scheduled appointments to be able to trek west a few states to see it in its full glory. But, I heard Shoestring went missing without his gear, so I’m thinking of heading his way for the time period instead. It’s probably too late for Quavo to get ahold of a tracking scent of him though.

@@quavodapup3200 That'd be a very generous thing to do. Be safe in your travels. I sure hope he turns up safe and well!

Purple does suit him. I thought the fleece collar was a great addition. Thanx for the interactions.

It was early enough that it was probably some leftover smells from the deer that run throughout the woodlands. Thanx for interactions. Hope you enjoyed it.

Usually when I turn the camera on he gets all shy & real quiet. Thanx!

@quavodapup3200 That's interesting! My ol' pup absolutely hated having his picture taken. Obviously he didn't understand what was happening, but he knew attention was being focused on him-- and he didn't understand why-- and it made him very uncomfortable. 🤷‍♂️

@@fleotusbing There is a video coming out on 20 March 2024 that shows him noticing that the camera is on him and his reaction to it. The attention is just because they are (were) Them & our appreciation. It doesn't get easier; just different.