Although moving is similar to traveling, it’ still different.
Moving is about comfortable suitcases, that get warm in the sun.
There are lots of interesting things to try about suitcases.
It’s so relaxing, you can sleep in them.
Want a close-up?
What? It’s not only about suitcases?!
“Human, I don’t like this thing!”
“Human, I mean it! Put it away, it’s making me nervous!”
It sure does.
Usyaka has a good memory and nothing will make her willingly go inside this thing again. Usyaka has moved places many times, one of which was an international flight. Although the flight itself was not as stressful as we all imagined it would be, we still remember how horrible it was to imagine those things.
That’s why we love this blog http://animalcouriers.wordpress.com/.
They transport animals all the time to many countries. They take photos of the animals, they walk them, talk about them and make it all look so relaxing and even cute. We believe they are doing a great job!
Good idea! I flew my HUGE dog and Bengal cat from Chicago to Dublin, it was so hard on the cat! Especially as he was never constrained before, except to walk on a harness.
Did your dog fly with the luggage? Poor guy (girl?). How big was the dog?
Yeah, these things are always so stressful.
He was really big, six stone, or about 85 pounds, or 39 kilos. And he didn’t like men! But he was okay, it was the cat also in the luggage hold who pooped on himself and was so unhappy. I had no choices, it cost more to fly the two of them to Ireland than it did to fly me! I have my Italian friend who wants to bring dog and cats over, and I’m sending her the link for these people as they really sound like they care. Very important! Thank you for posting about them
Thank you for counting in kilos
I usually google when people say measures in those other things. But 39 kilos! Oh my! What was his breed? That’s horrible about the cat 
How long did it take him to recover after that?
Yes, those guys sound great, they do care.
I’m so happy to hear the link will be useful !
Yes, I can understand stone and pounds, but have to convert to kilos! He was a mix breed, mostly Chow Chow and German Shepherd. I miss him a lot. Spot recovered fast, he was so happy to see me and to be out of the cage he didn’t mind the four hour drive to his new house! He smelled terrible for only about a day, he washed himself clean as fast as he could.
Sweet Usyaka it looks like you had a really good nap in the case. We loved all the pictures. The sun shining through your ears is just so cool. We don’t like those transport cases either. We will go check out the website you told about. Hugs and nose kisses
Yeah, shining ears is one of Usyaka’s classic looks.
What a cute blog! Thanks!
You also think so? I love this blog!
Love the close-ups. Ah, what cheekbones!
She is so funny in both of them
That second picture, with that huge sunlit ear balanced by the whiskers, and the reflection behind her on the wall… wonderful.
It all sounds so romantic in your comment !
Usyaka has an awesome yawn. Love it!
I noticed she can open her mouth so widely that she looks like a python who is about to eat an alligator ( yeah, I saw it once on bbc
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