Boston and Zorro share the road with BIG trucks. Choose the large photo view and see how much wind a passing truck generates. The dogs don't seem to notice unless several trucks go by in a convoy, which really buffets us and makes them squint and look cross. - Patti Neale (zoisrus)'s Photos- powered by SmugMug

We've had the Sacco dog cart for several years, and our two Borzoi teams have logged over 1000 miles in harness in the winter months.
Information about the dogs and driving can be found at our kennel website:
http://www.sylvanborzoi.com/driving/driving.html

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Patti Neale (zoisrus) > Midge on left, new team member Fiona on right, and Fiona's father, Virago alongside. December 2005. Photo by Chris Neale

Patti Neale (zoisrus) > Dual Champion Sylvan Monarch Caldonia SC, F.Ch., AKA "Midge" at 6 years old.

Patti Neale (zoisrus) > Midgie's new partner is brindle Fiona. They are as matched in stride, if not in color, as Caldonia and Tattoo were together. Photo by Chris Neale

Patti Neale (zoisrus) > Midgie's new partner is brindle Fiona. They are as matched in stride, if not incolor, as Caldonia and Tattoo were togeher. Photo by Chris Neale

Patti Neale (zoisrus) > MIdge (Caldonia) in harness at age six. Photo by Chris Neale

Patti Neale (zoisrus) > Working the brake to slow the team down. Midge on left, new team member Fiona on right, and Fiona's father, Virago alongside. December 2005. Photo by Chris Neale

Patti Neale (zoisrus) > Fiona... Ch. Sylvan Vitrina Finnian's Rainbow JC, F.Ch.

Patti Neale (zoisrus) > Midge and Fiona moving at a fast clip.

Patti Neale (zoisrus) > Virago the cheerleader - Photo by Chris Neale

Patti Neale (zoisrus) > Boston and Zorro share the road with BIG trucks. Choose the large photo view and see how much wind a passing truck generates. The dogs don't seem to notice unless several trucks go by in a convoy, which really buffets us and makes them squint and look cross.

Patti Neale (zoisrus) > Midge and Tooz pull on a dirt road near our farm in the first few weeks of training. Dirt or limerock roads are more fun since there is no traffic, but requires more strength on their part to pull on uneven, softer ground.

Boston and Zorro share the road with BIG trucks. Choose the large photo view and see how much wind a passing truck generates. The dogs don't seem to notice unless several trucks go by in a convoy, which really buffets us and makes them squint and look cross.