Quinn doesn’t get to come to the barn with me a lot, mostly because a) he has no horse sense b) he’s deaf, so I get nervous with him out in wide open spaces. But on Saturday he gave me those big sad eyes as I was getting ready to leave, so I let him come. And thank goodness I did, because what a helper he is.
First he helped me put the new reflectors/decals on the trailer (you can tell since they’re crooked).
He made sure that the couple of stray rocks in the barn aisle were not, in fact, edible.
He looked at me like this when I gave Henry cookies.
And then Henry looked at me like this when I gave Quinn one of his cookies.
They told each other funny stories at my expense:
He guarded the gate…
while looking really adorable. Because that’s what corgis do.
When it was time to go home he gave me those sad, hopeful eyes again
and then sat on the couch like this for the rest of the afternoon.
Maybe he’ll get to come to the barn more often.
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Looks like Quinn had a fun day at the barn
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I feel like Quinn is one of those creatures that has a fun day no matter what, mostly because he always gets food.
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Food is a great motivator. My little chihuahua loves food, car rides and playing at the barn. He is not a huge fan of the horses themselves though.
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Henry and Quinn make quite the peanut gallery 🙂
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I felt a little bit left out
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OMG those eyes!! What a cutie!
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He knows. Trust me, he knows.
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Cannot handle the cute. For real.
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This is my everyday life.
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Gah, I can’t stand the cute!!! There were so many corgis at the show this weekend, I kept trying to lure one back to the truck to steal. Someday, little corgis, someday!
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It’s funny, I won’t leave him in the car anywhere because I’m legit convinced someone will steal him. I’ve never worried about that with my other dogs.
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I legitimately worry about this with my huskies. I almost never leave them unattended or out of sight, not even in my yard.
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And Quinn would totally go with them, because he has zero loyalty. Pretty sure if they stole one of the other two dogs they’d bring them back within an hour lol.
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Too Cute!!
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Awwww. This inspires me to try harder to get my girls out to the barn!
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Barn dog level = pro.
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Those are the kind of eyes that steal souls.
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Steals and eats.
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omg those faces!!! hahaha… it’s faces like those that convince me i definitely *do not* need to know what my animals are thinking of me at any given moment lol
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This is adorable. Looks like Quinn had a great day!
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Those two are so adorable!
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Quinn is adorable! But I hope that you don’t let him ride in the passenger seat – if there were a collision, he would be crushed to death by the airbag (deploys at 300 miles an hour). You know that you wouldn’t allow a small child to ride in the front passenger seat, for that reason. Safest for small dogs is in a crate in the back seat. What to do in a truck that isn’t a crew cab, I’m not sure. I think the airbag can be disabled, but still the dog should be in some kind of restraint, because it could be thrown through the windshield or out the door. You can get harnesses that can be attached to the seat belt. Our furbabies are worth it.
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He rides in the back, where the seat cover is. 😉
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Good! I’m on a sort of crusade about this. I see so many people letting the dog ride in the passenger seat, or held on someone’s lap, or even looking out the driver’s window; i.e., sitting on the driver’s lap!!!! :o(
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they are both waaaaay too adorable
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Love your blog! Could you check out ours? what layout do you use?
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Oh I think he wants to! !
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Those eyes are adorable
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Oh my gawwwwwd He is soooooo cute. Those eyes ❤
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