Forgot to mention that this is where I dropped my jaw the first time

Great work LM. He'll probably have a stroke Monday when he sees our contribution.

Thank you. I'm so proud Good thing I made a headstart with yodap. I hope not! We would like to meet him here and not hooked up to tubes and ventilators at some hospital in Mexico ...

Little Mermaid.

En fait, Louloup est passé par la SPA (Société Protectrice des Animaux, une sorte de refuge national en France). Mais en plus, la personne qui l'en a sorti n'arrivait pas à s'en occuper. Et celle a qui il a été confié ensuite, c'était encore pire, qu'il avait une chienne dominante avec qui ça le faisait pas du tout (Elle l'a d'ailleurs mordu peu de temps après que je l'ai récupéré, et il a du avoir 6 points de suture). Et en France, il y a une règle, qui dit que si un chien va à la SPA pour la seconde fois, il faut le piquer (euthanasie).

Alors. comme je le connaissais déjà un peu, j'ai décidé d'essayer. Et ça n'a pas été facile tous les jours, qu'au départ, il avait peur de tout, même des mouches ! Et la première chose que j'ai du lui apprendre, c'est de pas manger les cailloux ... Heureusement, les choses se sont arrangées, mais encore aujourd'hui, on travail pour qu'il soit plus posé. C'est que ça demande beaucoup de temps, et d'attention ... (Mais il me le rend au moins mille fois tous les jours )

Et quand tu nous rendra visite, je te laisse parler avec lui sans aucun soucis ! Je suis sûr que même en Danois, il pourrait te comprendre. Que pour tout dire, je lui parle en Français, en Anglais, en Allemand, en Espagnol, en Italien, et en Breton. Juste quelques mots (que je connais), mais il les comprend tous. Si tu lui dis "ici", "here" ou "Komme", il viendra.
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In fact, Louloup went through the SPA (Society for the Protection of Animals, a sort of national refuge in France). But besides, the person who took it out did not manage to take care of it. And the one to whom he was later entrusted, it was even worse, that he had a dominant dog with whom it did not at all (She bit him soon after I got it back , and he must have had 6 stitches). And in France, there is a rule, which says that if a dog goes to the SPA for the second time, it must be stung (euthanasia).

So. as I already knew a little, I decided to try. And it was not easy every day, that at first, he was afraid of everything, even flies! And the first thing I had to teach him was not to eat the pebbles ... Fortunately, things have settled, but even today, we work to make it more posed. It is that it takes a lot of time, and attention ... (But it makes me at least a thousand times every day)

And when you visit us, I let you talk with him without any worries! I'm sure even in Danish he could understand you. That, to tell the truth, I speak to him in French, in English, in German, in Spanish, in Italian, and in Breton. Just a few words (which I know), but he understands them all. If you tell him "ici," "here," or "Komme," he will come.

The crew just got bigger - and more international
We have a crew member from the Lone Star State who goes Base Camping for the first time.
Welcome, Doneske and thank you very much for joining us from SeriousCrunchers.
Being the neighbor of Mexico you have saved on travel time
- which will not be the case on your next trek if you find Base Camping is for you.
The next trek will go to Maine, and I just realized it wasn't the best of timing,
as we'll probably land in the middle of the black fly season.

Have you been to Mexico before, Doneske?
If so, is there something in particular you would recommend we should visit?
<My planning is lacking - I need all the help I can get>