On a trip from LA to Hawaii once, I got upgraded to First class, offered it to my wife, but she decided to stay in back because it turned out she had the entire row. For at least three of the five hours over the Pacific the plane experienced unbelievable turbulence. I couldn't read, I couldn't sleep, I couldn't watch videos, everything was bouncing across the sky the entire time. It was unnerving even to me who have flown more than a million miles in my life. When we landed in Lihue, I made my way towards the exit and waited for my wife to come forward. "What did you think of the terrible turbulence?" I asked her. "Was there any turbulence," she said, "I was asleep across the entire row the whole time and didn't notice anything." Next time, she gets bumped to first class.
Unless you have a real diagnosed anxiety disorder, I would discourage you from having your dog certified as a therapy dog. Trained service animals go through rigorous training for well over a year. The waitlist for a service animal can be multiple years. My friend who is legally deaf was on a waitlist for nearly four years before she got her dog. Service animals are trained to never bark, or get distracted when they are working. Fewer than two of every 10 dogs who start training ever graduate. The rest are retired and become plain old pets because they lack the discipline. The marker is now flooded with ill trained support animals. This results in increased scrutiny for people like my friend who really need their service animals to navigate the world with significant disabilities. Think of it another way, you are pretending to be a person with a disability so you can keep your pet nearby.
To travel on an airplane, your dog would have to be an emotional support dog and you would have to have a letter from a psychiatrist. Emotional Support Animals-Provides support and emotional comfort to a handler with a mental illness or anxiety type issues. Service Dogs-Specifically trained to perform tasks that mitigate a handler’s disability. Therapy Dogs-Trained to bring comfort and joy to those in a hospital, school, library or other care environments.
i was on a flight and the turbulence was so bad. there was a huge storm while we were in the air. the flight attendants were giving out drinks. they accidentally skipped us and gave drinks to the people behind us. that’s when the turbulence hit. it was the worst turbulence any one of us has ever felt. so the people behind us got coffee and spilled it all over themselves. i thought that was hilarious because that could have been us if we hadn’t gotten skipped. while i was dying of laughter the flight attendants kept trying to give us drinks WHILE THE TURBULENCE WAS GOING ON. my friend was next to me, crying because she was scared, and she thought i was insane for laughing.
Neither is having Pop Rocks in the ears. Although my family's plane trips were eons ago, I clearly remember those painful takeoffs and descents, but especially the descents. 👂💢💫😱😖😣😵😵💫😭Torture chambers and Pop Rocks!👂💢💫😱😖😣😵😵💫🌀
Used to freak out with turbulence until someone explained to me it's like a bumpy road..."by the time you feel the bumps, you're PAST the bumps." Definitely helped. A little. The movement of the overheads is normal...the plane has to flex otherwise things would snap. Also, I recommend you correct Ruby's biting behavior. You need to be dominant (pack leader) and not allow that...you will have bigger problems later on. Please, please read Cesar Milan's books (or just watch the show). There's an easy (and correct) way of correcting it.
HA! Turbulence is almost as rough as giving birth. 😅😂Kim, in the clip where you have your eyes closed, you Look like my non-medicated transition labor photos.....calm blue ocean. 😉
There wasn't turbulence when my family flew but I was familiar with the concept and worried about what if. What drove me bonkers was the Pop Rocks in my ears.👂💢💫😱😖😣😵😵💫
Ditto! I flew with my family twice (just twice and never again) on vacation to Florida. My ears were tortured. It's like having Pop Rocks in my ears! From then on we rode the train, THANK GOODNESS. 👎✈️👎
I was terrified of flying simply because of my ears popping as if they were full of Pop Rocks. Add turbulence to the mix and I would wonder what I did to be put in the torture chamber. 👂💢💫 plus 💫🌀 = 😱😖😣😵😵💫 Thank goodness for Amtrak! After flying twice in one year Dad finally realized that train travel was better for us. We never flew again. TBH, Mum didn't like flying much either. She was not scared, and her ears hardly popped. They got full but she didn't feel pain at all. But she didn't like being confined in a seat for five hours. She got restless because she likes to move around. Dad was the only one who didn't dislike flying at all. FYI those plane trips were in 1975 and 1978 and I remember them like it was yesterday.
Kim-I am a Mom too and I also hate turbulence and I make the same smiling face! 😁I think it's a coping mechanism. We are trying to fake ourselves out that we aren't as scared as we are And, we are trying to hide our fear from our kids. My family needs to travel to MN soon to visit my In-Laws and I am dreading the flights!!! 😰
Good grief people. This is a puppy, my dog is 14 yrs old and she went through the teething thing but grew into the most loving and sweet dog. She is a lab. You are doing a perfect job Holderness family. Ruby will grow out of it. My lab did.
Kim, I understand. I recently went on a mission trip to Germany and the second plane ride on the way home was from Iceland to BWI and the turbulence was awful and the plane was pitching so much. Sure, I love the feeling of my stomach going into my throat when on a roller coaster, but not on an airplane . . .
Car rides are fun, and train rides are the best! Flying is torture on my ears and I'm scared of turbulence as well. I cried like a baby on the descent. My ears were full of Pop Rocks 😱😖😣😵😵💫 (Fortunately there was no turbulence but I was afraid there might be.)
My husband for sure makes those faces when we hit turbulence. The last time we were heading to Hawaii we hit it off an on through the 9hr flight. I wasn't sure if he was going to make it or not.
I just discovered your channel about a month ago, and your most recent ones have a dog named Sunny. Are you a puppy "foster" family, before they can start the actual, very rigorous, training program? I think it's awesome if you are!! It's hard to give up this temporary addition to your family, so kudos if I'm right. Love the vlogs!!
That's me! I'm scared of flying because of Pop Rocks in my ears. (Add the possibilities of turbulence and unruly passengers, and I wouldn't fly again for all the money in the world). I've flown twice, with my family to visit relatives, and both trips were torture on my ears. I can relate to Kim's anxiety.
Kim if you opt to not fly anymore I totally support you. Read my other comment so you know my position on air travel. PS A service animal will not save you in the event of a major in flight emergency that results in a crash landing.
I love traveling!!! Buut I HATE turbulence! Once I was traveling back to NY from California during a Colorado AND NY snow storm and I kid you not, I could feel the wind coming into the plane. The best thing to do sounds really stupid, but the best thing to do is to watch the flight attendants. If they are still going up and down the plane, you know it's safe. Also get a really good movie and get a soda, or probably in your case wine😂😂 *video idea* different types of wine for different flights!!
My worst plane flight was on a trip to Hawaii. My ears popped, and I had terrible pain from my ears down through to my bottom jaw. It was horrible. All I could do was wither around in pain. It felt like my head was breaking open!
That's exactly what happened to me when we went to Florida. Thank goodness for the train. After two Pop Rocks plane trips we rode the train instead. It was so totally worth it. I loooooooooooooove train trips. BTW we were visiting relatives on our vacation in Florida.
You could try chewing gum. I’ve heard that helps. Also, back in the 80s I took scuba diving lessons and the instructor told us to take a sinus aid (like sudafed or actifed) to help clear our eardrums to relieve the pressure. I forgot to one time and couldn’t make it below 30 feet. Idk if either is available but it could be worth a shot.
Hi, it's me again under a new TH-cam handle! I can relate. A flight to Florida felt like a torture chamber. O-o-o-o my ears! Mum's not keen on flying because she likes to move around instead of being confined to a seat, and I loathe flying because of my popping ears. Dad was the only one who didn't suffer. There was no turbulence but if there had been turbulence (in addition to Pop Rocks in my ears)I probably would have said "Let's turn back, deplane, rent a car, and head for the nearest Amtrak station!" 1975 and 1978 were the years of the Pop Rocks!👂💢💫👂😱😖😣😵😵💫😭
@@battlebear437 I chewed gum and put cups over my ears. Did it help? Noooooooo 👂 💢💫😱😖😣😵😵💫😭👂 My ear canals are as narrow as a pencil. The GP told me, and I believe him because why else wouldn't chewing gum and cups over my ears NOT help? O-o-o-o my ears! Pop Rocks are not my favorite candy, whether IRL or fake ones (fake Pop Rocks = popping ears 👂💢💫😱😖😣😵😵💫😭) In fact, even riding the elevator in the World Trade Center gave me Pop Rocks in my ears. Air pressure changes and me...bad combo!👂💢💫😱😖😣😵😵💫😭
Omg don't get me started, I hate flying and traveling in general, on our flight from Orlando back to Denver I've never been on a flight with so much freaking turbulence I was kinda quietly crying/screaming but not loud just for my husband to hear me and I was clutching those seats the whole 4 hr flight home,let's just say I was so happy when we landed
I cried like a baby. "O-o-o-o my ears! 👂💢💫😱😖😣😵😵💫😭 I didn't order any Pop Rocks! Get all those Pop Rocks out of my ears ASAP!"👂💢💫😱😖😣😵😵💫😭 Fortunately my parents realized that train travel was a better option. (We had gone by plane twice, two years in a row. My ears popped like mad on both trips, and Dad finally realized that train travel was a better option.) I like car rides and I love train rides.
My guess is that Kim would NOT have been comfortable on the SW flight we were on that had the wall seams and overhead storage of the mid-plane exit area….reinforced with silver construction tape. Got pix to prove it!!
On a trip back from Nevada, after a car accident that completely totaled our car, we had to fly over the Rockies. I don’t know if anybody else experienced this but the Rockies are HORRIBLE when it comes to turbulence. It felt like we were going to crash. At one point we just all of a sudden dropped and from the cockpit you hear “son of a b****!” The flight attendant turns to us “because we were all in the back, and goes “well that was fun”. It freaked me out because when we took off (after the flight had been delayed till 2:00 am, when it was supposed to leave at 12:00) they had to de- ice the plane wings because it was frigid and it had just rained. The whole time the turbulence was happening my brother was sitting in the row adjacent to me making a face like he was taking a dump. Let’s just say that was not a good trip. But we loved the flight attendants.
Kim, Your not the only one who makes deals with GOD... I always try to do that.. .But as much as I love to travel I hate turbulence as well and Ruby reminds me of my dog Mocha... She is definitely not a lap dog.. Shes more the type who likes to be cuddled..
My sister got her puppy registered as a service dog. Strangely, I have a problem with it. We are now flooding the market with 'service' dogs and people who actually need them are getting harassed by airlines and shopping malls. It makes me more anxious to travel with my dog then without. Is she scared of all the strangers, what if she pees on something, what if someone steals her? She's safer at home with my mom, if I get a little shook up on the plane - I'll get over it.
I need mints, and I have to focus on anything else. When my kids were smaller it was easier bc I could divert my own attention by making sure they were ok. Now they are 21 18 & 14, when we have flown before Covid, I just have my mints and mindless games like solitaire bc I’m on my own. Lots of breathing exercises and ginger ale!
My parents and I went deep sea fishing off Alaska when I was 18 becausebi actually graduated high-school the forst time around. There wS some serious choopy water that even the captain got sick. It was so relaxing for me that I fell asleep on our way to the fishing area.
Ruby is really adorable and I love how much you all love her. I really strongly encourage you to address her mouthing habit. It needs to be addressed. Positive training and reinforcement is a good way to go. Please don't ignore it and hope it will go away...it won't. She needs to be taught that her teeth can never be on skin.
Krislynner Yep, I was going to comment the same thing, especially because she'll be a good sized dog - the mouthing cannot be tolerated. Some dogs grow and mature out of it on their own, but most need training.
I also mentioned this in my post below. The dog is establishing dominance and allowing that will only lead to bigger training issues down the road. Companion dogs especially have this behavior corrected early. Ignoring is bad, and pulling your hand back is even worse.
The Holderness Family great to hear! I hope my original comment didn't sound bossy or obnoxious. As a dog owner, it was just something that popped into my head, especially since I have children as well. 💞
Even on a smooth flight, flying is torture for me. 👂💢💫😱😖😣😵😵💫😭 O-o-o-o my ears, who put Pop Rocks in my ears?👂💢💫😱😖😣😵😵💫😭 My family never flew again after 1978(that was after our second flight to Florida to visit relatives). From then on we went by train, yay!
We've never been in a crash, thank goodness. Even on his frequent business trips Dad was never in a crash. Thank goodness. But unlike me, he didn't have 👂💢💫😱😖😣😵😵💫😭 Pop Rocks 👂💢💫😱😖😣😵😵💫😭in his ears.
Ruby needs to learn that mouthing a human is never ok. Maybe you could get a trainer in to help you? I would hate to see her become the alpha member of your family.
That face! I would be the same way!
awe, the nibbly puppy stage! My lab lived to chew on 2x4's and it made him quit chewing us!
On a trip from LA to Hawaii once, I got upgraded to First class, offered it to my wife, but she decided to stay in back because it turned out she had the entire row. For at least three of the five hours over the Pacific the plane experienced unbelievable turbulence. I couldn't read, I couldn't sleep, I couldn't watch videos, everything was bouncing across the sky the entire time. It was unnerving even to me who have flown more than a million miles in my life. When we landed in Lihue, I made my way towards the exit and waited for my wife to come forward. "What did you think of the terrible turbulence?" I asked her. "Was there any turbulence," she said, "I was asleep across the entire row the whole time and didn't notice anything." Next time, she gets bumped to first class.
Ed Powell 😂😂😂
Unless you have a real diagnosed anxiety disorder, I would discourage you from having your dog certified as a therapy dog. Trained service animals go through rigorous training for well over a year. The waitlist for a service animal can be multiple years. My friend who is legally deaf was on a waitlist for nearly four years before she got her dog. Service animals are trained to never bark, or get distracted when they are working. Fewer than two of every 10 dogs who start training ever graduate. The rest are retired and become plain old pets because they lack the discipline. The marker is now flooded with ill trained support animals. This results in increased scrutiny for people like my friend who really need their service animals to navigate the world with significant disabilities. Think of it another way, you are pretending to be a person with a disability so you can keep your pet nearby.
Oh wow
I am totally with you Kim. I hate to fly but I love to travel. I white knuckle it also. My kids laugh at me now.
Kari Fobar
AK Air is pretty nice though as long as your in AK
I looooove train rides! I don't mind car rides as long as we make stops to go to the "necessary room". Car rides are fun.
To travel on an airplane, your dog would have to be an emotional support dog and you would have to have a letter from a psychiatrist. Emotional Support Animals-Provides support and emotional comfort to a handler with a mental illness or anxiety type issues. Service Dogs-Specifically trained to perform tasks that mitigate a handler’s disability. Therapy Dogs-Trained to bring comfort and joy to those in a hospital, school, library or other care environments.
That smile face was creepy lol
i was on a flight and the turbulence was so bad. there was a huge storm while we were in the air. the flight attendants were giving out drinks. they accidentally skipped us and gave drinks to the people behind us. that’s when the turbulence hit. it was the worst turbulence any one of us has ever felt. so the people behind us got coffee and spilled it all over themselves. i thought that was hilarious because that could have been us if we hadn’t gotten skipped. while i was dying of laughter the flight attendants kept trying to give us drinks WHILE THE TURBULENCE WAS GOING ON. my friend was next to me, crying because she was scared, and she thought i was insane for laughing.
I like ruby she’s awesome
I am not a fan of flying and turbulence is definitely no fun.
Neither is having Pop Rocks in the ears. Although my family's plane trips were eons ago, I clearly remember those painful takeoffs and descents, but especially the descents. 👂💢💫😱😖😣😵😵💫😭Torture chambers and Pop Rocks!👂💢💫😱😖😣😵😵💫🌀
Coming back from Ireland in 2013, the Atlanta thunderstorms were kicking. At one point, we went down 6000 feet in 10 seconds. not fun
Used to freak out with turbulence until someone explained to me it's like a bumpy road..."by the time you feel the bumps, you're PAST the bumps." Definitely helped. A little. The movement of the overheads is normal...the plane has to flex otherwise things would snap.
Also, I recommend you correct Ruby's biting behavior. You need to be dominant (pack leader) and not allow that...you will have bigger problems later on. Please, please read Cesar Milan's books (or just watch the show). There's an easy (and correct) way of correcting it.
Wow, nobody on this thread has mentioned Pop Rocks in their ears. That's unusual.
HA! Turbulence is almost as rough as giving birth. 😅😂Kim, in the clip where you have your eyes closed, you Look like my non-medicated transition labor photos.....calm blue ocean. 😉
There wasn't turbulence when my family flew but I was familiar with the concept and worried about what if.
What drove me bonkers was the Pop Rocks in my ears.👂💢💫😱😖😣😵😵💫
Kim is just like me I’m going on a trip soon and it’s 2 weeks and I’m already having panic attacks
Since that was a yr ago how did u do??
I think Penn is the. Nervous flyer since he sat with the kids and you had to sit by yourself
Lol i screamed during turbulence cause it was my first time feeling it lol
i get plane sick
He is Santa. Everyone on his lap.
Inquiring Minds need to know: Did Ruby become a therapy dog? :)
0:04 Penn Charles cracks me up sometimes.
I absolutely hate h-a-t-e flying it’s one of my least favorite things
Ditto! I flew with my family twice (just twice and never again) on vacation to Florida. My ears were tortured. It's like having Pop Rocks in my ears! From then on we rode the train, THANK GOODNESS. 👎✈️👎
Kim, I feel your pain! Turbulence freaks me out. I see myself when you reach for Lola’s hand - thinking “this is it”.
I was terrified of flying simply because of my ears popping as if they were full of Pop Rocks. Add turbulence to the mix and I would wonder what I did to be put in the torture chamber.
👂💢💫 plus 💫🌀 = 😱😖😣😵😵💫
Thank goodness for Amtrak! After flying twice in one year Dad finally realized that train travel was better for us. We never flew again. TBH, Mum didn't like flying much either. She was not scared, and her ears hardly popped. They got full but she didn't feel pain at all. But she didn't like being confined in a seat for five hours. She got restless because she likes to move around.
Dad was the only one who didn't dislike flying at all.
FYI those plane trips were in 1975 and 1978 and I remember them like it was yesterday.
Kim-I am a Mom too and I also hate turbulence and I make the same smiling face! 😁I think it's a coping mechanism. We are trying to fake ourselves out that we aren't as scared as we are And, we are trying to hide our fear from our kids. My family needs to travel to MN soon to visit my In-Laws and I am dreading the flights!!! 😰
Ruby has a beautiful coat. Nice pick. : )
Good grief people. This is a puppy, my dog is 14 yrs old and she went through the teething thing but grew into the most loving and sweet dog. She is a lab. You are doing a perfect job Holderness family. Ruby will grow out of it. My lab did.
Why are there only 56 comments? Well, now 57
I thought the dog was Sunny. What happened to Ruby?
Kim, I understand. I recently went on a mission trip to Germany and the second plane ride on the way home was from Iceland to BWI and the turbulence was awful and the plane was pitching so much. Sure, I love the feeling of my stomach going into my throat when on a roller coaster, but not on an airplane . . .
Joann Crawford
Have you ever experienced really hard landings where i live that’s all they do land and immediately put the flaps up all the way.
How about your ears? Did they pop? If not, you're sooooooooooo lucky.
Ily so much.
My dog hates strangers and car rides.... I can't imagine how miserable he would be on an airplane as a therapy dog for another person!
Sad. My dog does great on planes!
I love this family very very much
I'm like Kim too. I like to travel, but I hate flying. That plane ride would've had me crying...😭😭😭
Car rides are fun, and train rides are the best! Flying is torture on my ears and I'm scared of turbulence as well. I cried like a baby on the descent. My ears were full of Pop Rocks 😱😖😣😵😵💫 (Fortunately there was no turbulence but I was afraid there might be.)
My husband for sure makes those faces when we hit turbulence. The last time we were heading to Hawaii we hit it off an on through the 9hr flight. I wasn't sure if he was going to make it or not.
I just discovered your channel about a month ago, and your most recent ones have a dog named Sunny. Are you a puppy "foster" family, before they can start the actual, very rigorous, training program? I think it's awesome if you are!! It's hard to give up this temporary addition to your family, so kudos if I'm right. Love the vlogs!!
That's me! I'm scared of flying because of Pop Rocks in my ears. (Add the possibilities of turbulence and unruly passengers, and I wouldn't fly again for all the money in the world). I've flown twice, with my family to visit relatives, and both trips were torture on my ears. I can relate to Kim's anxiety.
Watching this video 2022 when nobody is going anywhere. Ohh *sigh* flying in an airplane, seeing different places, 😥😣
2020 anyone
Kim if you opt to not fly anymore I totally support you. Read my other comment so you know my position on air travel. PS A service animal will not save you in the event of a major in flight emergency that results in a crash landing.
Hi
I love traveling!!! Buut I HATE turbulence! Once I was traveling back to NY from California during a Colorado AND NY snow storm and I kid you not, I could feel the wind coming into the plane. The best thing to do sounds really stupid, but the best thing to do is to watch the flight attendants. If they are still going up and down the plane, you know it's safe. Also get a really good movie and get a soda, or probably in your case wine😂😂
*video idea* different types of wine for different flights!!
Lol so me
LOL @ Penn "crazy clown face".
My worst plane flight was on a trip to Hawaii. My ears popped, and I had terrible pain from my ears down through to my bottom jaw. It was horrible. All I could do was wither around in pain. It felt like my head was breaking open!
That's exactly what happened to me when we went to Florida.
Thank goodness for the train. After two Pop Rocks plane trips we rode the train instead. It was so totally worth it. I loooooooooooooove train trips. BTW we were visiting relatives on our vacation in Florida.
You could try chewing gum. I’ve heard that helps. Also, back in the 80s I took scuba diving lessons and the instructor told us to take a sinus aid (like sudafed or actifed) to help clear our eardrums to relieve the pressure. I forgot to one time and couldn’t make it below 30 feet. Idk if either is available but it could be worth a shot.
Hi, it's me again under a new TH-cam handle! I can relate. A flight to Florida felt like a torture chamber. O-o-o-o my ears! Mum's not keen on flying because she likes to move around instead of being confined to a seat, and I loathe flying because of my popping ears. Dad was the only one who didn't suffer. There was no turbulence but if there had been turbulence (in addition to Pop Rocks in my ears)I probably would have said "Let's turn back, deplane, rent a car, and head for the nearest Amtrak station!"
1975 and 1978 were the years of the Pop Rocks!👂💢💫👂😱😖😣😵😵💫😭
@@battlebear437 I chewed gum and put cups over my ears. Did it help? Noooooooo 👂 💢💫😱😖😣😵😵💫😭👂
My ear canals are as narrow as a pencil. The GP told me, and I believe him because why else wouldn't chewing gum and cups over my ears NOT help? O-o-o-o my ears! Pop Rocks are not my favorite candy, whether IRL or fake ones (fake Pop Rocks = popping ears 👂💢💫😱😖😣😵😵💫😭)
In fact, even riding the elevator in the World Trade Center gave me Pop Rocks in my ears. Air pressure changes and me...bad combo!👂💢💫😱😖😣😵😵💫😭
Omg pc punched Penn in the face I'm laughing so hard
my mom is super sacred of takeoff and landing
i’m not though
So am I! I loathe Pop Rocks to begin with, but especially when they're in my ears! 👂💢💫😱😖😣😵😵💫😭
Omg don't get me started, I hate flying and traveling in general, on our flight from Orlando back to Denver I've never been on a flight with so much freaking turbulence I was kinda quietly crying/screaming but not loud just for my husband to hear me and I was clutching those seats the whole 4 hr flight home,let's just say I was so happy when we landed
He has the same phone case as my dad
When we decent, I hold the seat back in front of me and sweat like crazy until we land
I cried like a baby. "O-o-o-o my ears! 👂💢💫😱😖😣😵😵💫😭 I didn't order any Pop Rocks! Get all those Pop Rocks out of my ears ASAP!"👂💢💫😱😖😣😵😵💫😭
Fortunately my parents realized that train travel was a better option. (We had gone by plane twice, two years in a row. My ears popped like mad on both trips, and Dad finally realized that train travel was a better option.) I like car rides and I love train rides.
I LIVE IN COLORADO I PUT THIS ON AT APRIL 2 2017
My guess is that Kim would NOT have been comfortable on the SW flight we were on that had the wall seams and overhead storage of the mid-plane exit area….reinforced with silver construction tape. Got pix to prove it!!
On a trip back from Nevada, after a car accident that completely totaled our car, we had to fly over the Rockies. I don’t know if anybody else experienced this but the Rockies are HORRIBLE when it comes to turbulence. It felt like we were going to crash. At one point we just all of a sudden dropped and from the cockpit you hear “son of a b****!” The flight attendant turns to us “because we were all in the back, and goes “well that was fun”. It freaked me out because when we took off (after the flight had been delayed till 2:00 am, when it was supposed to leave at 12:00) they had to de- ice the plane wings because it was frigid and it had just rained. The whole time the turbulence was happening my brother was sitting in the row adjacent to me making a face like he was taking a dump. Let’s just say that was not a good trip. But we loved the flight attendants.
Ruby is so cute! So is this famy!❤❤❤
0:03 pause.
Quick scroll through the comments, and I think we're in agreement. No one likes turbulence.
Have you been to Texas
Florida. And we live on the East Coast so it was just five hours but it felt like eons. 👂💢💫😱😖😣😵😵💫😭O-o-o-o my ears! I hate Pop Rocks!👂💢💫😱😖😣😵😵💫😭
Kim, Your not the only one who makes deals with GOD... I always try to do that.. .But as much as I love to travel I hate turbulence as well and Ruby reminds me of my dog Mocha... She is definitely not a lap dog.. Shes more the type who likes to be cuddled..
My sister got her puppy registered as a service dog. Strangely, I have a problem with it. We are now flooding the market with 'service' dogs and people who actually need them are getting harassed by airlines and shopping malls. It makes me more anxious to travel with my dog then without. Is she scared of all the strangers, what if she pees on something, what if someone steals her? She's safer at home with my mom, if I get a little shook up on the plane - I'll get over it.
Ruby is adorable!
Must have missed Italy. :)
I need mints, and I have to focus on anything else. When my kids were smaller it was easier bc I could divert my own attention by making sure they were ok. Now they are 21 18 & 14, when we have flown before Covid, I just have my mints and mindless games like solitaire bc I’m on my own. Lots of breathing exercises and ginger ale!
Lola’s unicorn hoodie i want it
Im penn charles. I'llbe there completely passed out.
My parents and I went deep sea fishing off Alaska when I was 18 becausebi actually graduated high-school the forst time around. There wS some serious choopy water that even the captain got sick. It was so relaxing for me that I fell asleep on our way to the fishing area.
Is the bird on your house in the intro from the video where the bird was stuck in the porch?
Ruby is really adorable and I love how much you all love her. I really strongly encourage you to address her mouthing habit. It needs to be addressed. Positive training and reinforcement is a good way to go. Please don't ignore it and hope it will go away...it won't. She needs to be taught that her teeth can never be on skin.
Krislynner
Yep, I was going to comment the same thing, especially because she'll be a good sized dog - the mouthing cannot be tolerated. Some dogs grow and mature out of it on their own, but most need training.
Krislynner
But maybe they are addressing it and just not on camera while filming, who knows :)
I also mentioned this in my post below. The dog is establishing dominance and allowing that will only lead to bigger training issues down the road. Companion dogs especially have this behavior corrected early. Ignoring is bad, and pulling your hand back is even worse.
Krislynner we are working on it. She is dominating her training right now!
The Holderness Family great to hear! I hope my original comment didn't sound bossy or obnoxious. As a dog owner, it was just something that popped into my head, especially since I have children as well. 💞
nobody look at ruby..
*AHHHHHH*
Love flying hate crashing. Lol
Even on a smooth flight, flying is torture for me. 👂💢💫😱😖😣😵😵💫😭 O-o-o-o my ears, who put Pop Rocks in my ears?👂💢💫😱😖😣😵😵💫😭 My family never flew again after 1978(that was after our second flight to Florida to visit relatives). From then on we went by train, yay!
We've never been in a crash, thank goodness. Even on his frequent business trips Dad was never in a crash. Thank goodness. But unlike me, he didn't have 👂💢💫😱😖😣😵😵💫😭 Pop Rocks 👂💢💫😱😖😣😵😵💫😭in his ears.
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Wow , Penn had a speech impediment.
What?
@@AmazingestAnna trust me that man has taken some speech therapy
@@AmazingestAnna I only recognize it because it took me years to work with my S's. And I had friends who could not use the letter R very well.
@@forsure8388 ohh ok sorry I didn’t know what speech impediment meant #sorryimstupid
Ruby biting looks like a problem that will only get worse if not able to be corrected.
Ruby needs to learn that mouthing a human is never ok. Maybe you could get a trainer in to help you? I would hate to see her become the alpha member of your family.
shut up she is fine
Cooolll
THAT is cool? I call it torture. Flying is not fun.
Your not supposed to make deals with God