VIAȚA NOASTRĂ DE NAVIGARE S-A SCHIMBAT pentru totdeauna… | Sailing Zephyr – Ep.171

19 thoughts on “VIAȚA NOASTRĂ DE NAVIGARE S-A SCHIMBAT pentru totdeauna… | Sailing Zephyr – Ep.171”

1. Ahhh….Fur babies ❣️❣️Good to have you back on the water. Enjoy all your hard work. Fair winds. ❤

2. Cute puppies

3. Can't go wrong with adding doggies to your crew. Love to see plenty of footage with them.

4. Good luck with your Weim puppies. we have also two off them, Kenzo and Kay, two males. It gives a lot of joy in the brewery, we can tell you. They are full option dogs, except one option that they don't have is STOP. And we have also two dwarf rawhear teckels. So 4 in total. But our boat will be a little bit bigger a Beneteau 57. so, we hope everything will go well. Be very very strikt and firm. If you want some information about, we will and can help you. You never know. We had already 7 of them all champions. See you

5. I anchored in that same place for a couple days, good news it was June, bad news had just blown head gasket.

6. Nice doggys enjoy them❤

7. you will need a bigger boat 😉

8. Great to see your pups!

9. Been waiting for your sailing to begin again.
   You two should meet up with Ryan and Brittni on SV SUNDAY! You both have poochies! Nat is an Aussie as is Ryan, and Brittni is a Canuck from Vancouver, James from Victoria! I think that you would get along famously! You both have just about the same number of SUBs on YT as well!

   Thanks for the vids!

10. What cloth did you end up getting for your Genoa?

11. You need netting all around the boat!! For dog safety!!

12. ⚠I love animals. No quip there. Yet that's exactly why I would never impose the restrictions of boat life on dogs for my own gratification.

13. sad about the dogs having their tails docked for purely cosmetic reasons – this practice is banned in Australia – come on yanks do better

14. Also may not happen – but did to us, 2 puppies from the same litter fighting – it is called littermate syndrome – so just keep an eye on them as they get a little older – we had 2 puppies from the same litter before these 2 and had no problems – so good luck

15. Beautiful pups

16. Utterly irresponsible to take two large (70+ pounds as adults) on a small sailboat. No netting for the safety of the dogs. I’ve sailed with a golden retriever on a Swan 48 back in the ‘80s and she was a water dog in her element. Never did it again but have sailed 180,000 miles with cats. They adapt much better to boat life and don’t need to be walked. Hope for the dogs that this works but I’m pessimistic.

17. I love how you’re already making decisions by how the babies are feeling! Some of them do get seasick, but usually just sleepy…..”Sailing Sunday” has been sailing all over the world with “Jackson” their German Shepherd for years & they rescued so many puppies from the islands and vetted them, fixed them up and found homes for them, so no matter what people tell you, it’s not that hard to manage , just paperwork……ugh! Your guy’s are going to be fun to watch grow up, they’re already so beautiful and there’s TWO!! They’re very “labor” intensive, but then you guy’s are too, it’s perfect! 🍀

18. It will be worth all your hard work. Just enjoy and stay safe.

19. Wow betide an old bloke has an opinion for young people. Now transom at least 50 mm thick cut out to enable threaded steel rods 2 nth south aligned with the hingers and 2 east west aligned with the connectors to your wire rope all encased in epoxy then screwed up and tensioned. The hinges we found in the rubbish came off an old style fridge and where massive. The hingers we stripped the old chrome off and had it rechromed. Parties where had on that transom and it is still cruising the world. From an old bloke. Bless you both.

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