No, they were not quite happy at that stage, they were exhausted, it was obvious for anyone with eyes . As an owner of several dogs in my life, beautiful creatures with very short lifespan compared to us, I can read their body language because I lost several to old age.💔🖤 The life of a dog owner is cruel, one always watches them go first…🙁 As they age, when they get old they become tired and when returning home from a regular walk they just sleep: at first, only for one hour or so but in few months for longer hours after each walk. One day, they won’t be as happy as before when they are told it’s the daily walk-time, they won’t run to the door anymore or bring the leash themselves and another day in not such a distant future, they will want to return home after walking half or less the usual distance and if you insist they continue, they will walk back towards home by themselves for a few good meters; one day they will simply lay down right there in the street to rest or simply return by themselves towards home watching you with a guilty expression on their kind face, but still… I know old dogs, I had about 5. One ends up taking them till the end of the street and back - you end up taking them to the park by car and they’ll be grateful for that. They are just like people, get old and have arthritis and hip problems and spine problems and teeth problems (they loose some of their teeth slowly one by one some breeds) and heart problems. All these happen after 8-9-10 years of age or earlier, depending on the breed. They even turn gray, I’m not kidding. No matter what colour their coat is, except for the white ones, when they are old you know because the hairs on their muzzle turn slowly gray then totally white. Trust me, I know dogs and their exact needs and issues.

Everything you said is true. And remember those dogs are huskys or Malamutes bred to pull and run long distances in the snow. I expect heat is the more harmful thing for them and it is evident they get too much of that!

Absolutely! He was also very approachable, even when he was having his late lunch with a mere sandwich.

It really seems to be!

So this proves derelicts are everywhere.

I kn right. It's Just beautiful to me..❤❤❤

They are not pulling anything, watch the video again.

The where running next to him

I felt pity sometimes dogs running

What a wonderful idea, best of luck to you and thank you for leaving a comment here!

Super intéressant, merci !

That is interesting. Thank you.

Very nice!

What makes you say your life has been repressed? What would or could you want to change or do now?

Bien d'accord avec vous, merci pour votre commentaire !

I can assure you he will get tired before a border collie and husky will, as long as it’s not too hot and they get plenty of water they will run all day

@@advantagemarine7305 it looked very warm in the video and underfoot in the tarmac. I wouldn’t dream of exercising my dogs in the heat. Maybe that’s why he keeps to the coast, but there should be some alternative transport for the dogs, so they can ride in the heat of the day!

It is quite impressive indeed. Thank you for having left a comment here!

Thank you for your detailed commenta and for watching the video!

Thank you for your kind appreciation!

Absolutely! When I saw Max's little trailer from a distance, I couldn't help but get closer... and to talk to him even though I'm quite shy!

Love the idea!

That is exactly what I am now building in Massachusetts. My design has evolved from electric cargo bike based on a Cruzbike T50 front wheel drive recumbent. My evelovan? will be ~270cm long, ~90cm wide tilting delta trike with FWD. There will be a front fairing and tear drop style cabin covered in solar tiles for reasonable aerodynamics. The folding down seat allows cabin inside space to be about 200cm I plan to relocate back to UK, get Irish passport then tour all over Europe with my beagle if permitted. No plans to commercialize it, but will likely share construction details on youtube when complete. C'est exactement ce que je suis en train de construire dans le Massachusetts. Ma conception a évolué à partir d'un vélo cargo électrique basé sur un vélo couché à traction avant Cruzbike T50. Mon evelovan ? sera ~ 270 cm de long, ~ 90 cm de large trike delta inclinable avec FWD. Il y aura un carénage avant et une cabine en forme de larme recouverte de tuiles solaires pour un aérodynamisme raisonnable. Le siège rabattable permet à l'espace intérieur de la cabine d'être d'environ 200 cm Je prévois de retourner au Royaume-Uni, d'obtenir un passeport irlandais, puis de faire le tour de l'Europe avec mon beagle si cela est autorisé. Il n'est pas prévu de le commercialiser, mais il partagera probablement les détails de la construction sur KZfaq une fois terminé.

@@briannugent5518 Amazing, do share the video whenever you are creating one, would love to see! Good luck with the build!

@@Sebastian Thanks Sebastian, my plans are complicated by the relocation coming first and what I can ship back to UK. I'm inspired by all the amazing solar assisted cycle tour videos on YT. Once in UK I'll need a work shop and probably start the design over moving to TIG welded aluminium frame.

@@briannugent5518 make the fold down seating long enough for comfortable sleeping, that will make all the difference for long term camping.

Funny to watch the huskys attention on the camera person

Absolutely!

😉

Go for it, if you can!

You will do it, or you will not do it. You decide. Go well.

@@tomellis487 ive started to practice i have some new videos on my channel

😂

Merci pour votre gentille appréciation !

Thank you, and thanks for noticing, Tom. I was also surprised it suddenly got viral over the past few days indeed, although it's one of the videos which likely took me the most amount of time shooting and editing, to create something more compelling. What surprised me though, was that the interview videos with Rainbolt didn't go as viral!

@@Sebastian I think in time the Rainbolt videos might! You have exceptional talent Sebastian, your thumbnails and videos content are very very good. Glad to see you getting the recognition you deserve now.

@@tomgeoguessr Thank you so much for your kind words, Tom - they certainly inflate my ego :). In all humbleness though, your appreciation helps keep me motivated! Thank you again!

Thanks ✌

Did you do the beautiful uphill trek near Multnomah Falls? Saw cyclists there frequently and your comment made me remember that beautiful place and the overlook at the top. Respect.

@@cynthiaaustin1763 Hello Cynthia, I have been to Multnomah Falls many times over the years, and have hiked the narrow and steep trail all the way to the top. It is indeed very worthwhile and memorable. steve

Un petit bonjour d'Arquennes et de l'ancien canal...

Merci à toi, Max. Bonne route et peut-être à bientôt sur les routes d'Europe !

Pourrais-tu rajouter : Max le Bourlingueur. Pour que les gens le retrouve plus facilement dans leur recherche. Merci d'avance

Bonjour de Narbonne Jacques. J'espère que tout va bien pour toi. Bonne soirée et à bientôt

Rajouté à la description, pas de problème (c'était aussi déjà dans les "tags" de la vidéo) : je vois bien la vidéo quand je fais une recherche kzfaq.info?search_query=max%20le%20bourlingueur (fais défiler la page vers le bas).

So which countries would be suitable for something like that. And legal especailly if you not a citizen of that country

Merci beaucoup

Mulțumesc foarte mult!

Haha thank you very much!

❤🌹

Cheers, thank you!

Never too late to start learning the most beautiful language of all times (not biased at all)! Start with an app like Duolingo. Best of luck to doing the same thing and getting the years in until retirement!

Qualquer dia é um bom dia para começar uma nova vida, não desista!

Muchas gracias!

i bet he likes to watch them suffer,