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Less's acceptance of the cart was not as eager as I had hoped, treats and bribes to ease the transition notwithstanding. I swore he was in denial about needing a little help. However, he was so much more mobile when in the cart that I kept putting him in it for short walks and outings. He seemed to think he was being restrained, and would often just not move, even if I lured him to take a few steps with treats. Last weekend on one of our (seemingly) one-treat/one-step walks, he suddenly took off in his cart in hot pursuit of a wonderful scent. I think he has finally decided that this cart thing is not so bad after all, in fact, it may even be pretty neat. I had to run to keep up with him! I'm sending a photo of young Less posing calmly in his wheels, ready for his next adventure in the yard.

The cart is extremely well-made and although Less may have been a bit slow in appreciating it, I have been impressed with the craftsmanship in its construction and its balance and sturdiness. Less can take curbs and rough terrain with no problem at all, but best of all, he gets loads of petting and attention from passers-by who admire the tough little beagle in his tough little cart.

Thanks!

Sue Ellis and Less

From France

Up early this morning to drive in appalling tree-blowing-over-type weather to Gatwick airport from where I flew to Jersey in the Channel Islands just off the coast of France.

I was met by Jayne Bennet who had Gaynor and her eight year old daughter in the back of the car. We drove to the seafront where Gaynor bunny-hopped and dragged herself across the grass until we put her in her new Eddies Wheels. She flew down the grass trying to jump over the sea wall to the beach she once loved so much. "Come on, we will get her down to the beach," I said. "Will the cart manage the sand?" "I would imagine so." Well, here are a few pictures to prove it.