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A doctor in our town had a midlife crisis and bought a Great Dane and a Porsche. They find a quiet country road and the dog runs on a leash beside the car.
I’ve been wondering where you have been! We do the fenced in dog park thing so the dogs can get out and stretch their legs and have a good run.
I love biking with my dog. I think it’s a bad idea to let a dog run out in front though. There’s no reason why the dog needs to be in front. That’s an accident waiting to happen! Ace is always in heel position even when I’m biking. I just adjust my speed so he gets a good workout.