Every evening before supper, several ladies walk their dogs. Although my dog is invisible, they allow me to accompany them. It's heartwarming to see the enthusiasm of these canine buddies---they're always happy to see each other. They know which campers hand out treats and which have other dogs willing to participate in a round of friendly sniffing. Having an invisible dog does have its advantages, too. He never barks and disturbs the neighbors, doesn't need to be fed. I don't have to carry a pooper scooper or a plastic bag and he doesn't water every weed that comes along. He never bites or gets into trouble. What more could you want? Besides that, if I want doggie kisses there are plenty available.
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