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inside the RV for the remainder of the day. Considering Dixie’s RV was more luxurious than most people’s houses, it wasn’t a punishment. The dogs were all fine playing, chewing on digestible bones, and sleeping in the air-conditioned luxury.
Dixie and Beau had both driven separately, so he followed her home while Aggie, Rex and I rode with Red.
In a vehicle smaller than a 747, the drive down the mountain didn’t seem quite as perilous as it had when riding with Dixie. Nevertheless, I was extremely happy to be back on the relatively level ground of Chattanooga.
Rex offered to take me to dinner, but I was worn out and opted instead for a pizza which we picked up and ate at my house.
“How are you and Stevie doing?”
Stevie was ‘Steve Austin,’ a Pitbull/Labrador mix that had adopted Red. The dog seemed vicious in the beginning, but had proven to be a real pussycat. He and Aggie became friends at first sight. I was always surprised at how gentle the big dog was with her whenever they played.
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