Following yesterday's trip, I went to Mount Mitake again today.
This is not Lily the stray dog.
Lily was put in a backpack to ride the cable car.
But it seems like they're not entirely against it. Everyone commented that she looked like a stuffed animal, and Lily seemed pleased.
We also took the lift to the final stop. After that, we walked along a mountain path. It was a little too early for the autumn leaves to change color.
Hills and stairs are no problem for me. I pulled my slow-moving dad along with me. 'Did we really arrive this early?' I got to play with the older girls and said hello to the Chihuahua.
She was smaller than me, but apparently she was older.
I was called "'Dogs are welcome too!'" again at a souvenir shop.
During the meal, he quietly nibbled on his chopsticks again. Don't you think these two photos show a striking contrast between a mature look and a childlike innocence
But when Lily got home, she was fast asleep. We were out for work, so we checked on her via live camera on our cell phones, and it seemed like she slept the whole time except to get up for a drink of water. Young puppies have absolutely no self-control, so they run around until they're completely exhausted. They use up enough energy for the next day, and even the day after that."That's the advice I received from Robin's dad. I hiked in the mountains for a little over an hour, but I started to worry that I might have overdone it.
I finally got home around 9 PM and found him bouncing around in his crate, and when I let him out, he ran all over the room, which was a bit of a relief, but it seems I need to be careful not to let him get too tired.