A new adventure for rowdy & cash 2.0 i’m really looking forward to this and see more brand new adventures keep up the great work guys! after this adventure cash and rowdy can be a lion and Pegasus for the next adventures!
I got so used to you filming alongside Steve and Cash that it's a force of habit when someone asks "how old" and I think "7 years old." 😂 And then I remember, wrong video.
Nice one as always. At 8:50, right around 5 seconds later, the dog owner should've taken action by giving a swift correction to the dog, signalling that the situation is under control and there is no need to act up. Instead, as is so often the case, they let the dog go haywire without any repercussion, so the dog is reaffirmed that it needs to react like that in order to "protect the pack" or even take the role of the pack leader (because the owner is not taking charge).
Hell yeah.... So good to see rowdy ❤
Im so happy to see rowdy again ❤😊
Good to see you, Rowdy
Thank you!
Thanks Eric. Yours and Steves Streams are always a treat.
hello Rowdy nice to see you again.
Thank you!
❤Thanks Lt Eric Cash and Steve😃
Heyyy, Rowdy is back on the channel
A new adventure for rowdy & cash 2.0 i’m really looking forward to this and see more brand new adventures
keep up the great work guys!
after this adventure cash and rowdy can be a lion and Pegasus for the next adventures!
Finally rowdy is back ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Finally we have Rowdy, kinda worried a little bit after he didn't appear in several recent videos. Welcome back rowdy ❤🐴
Thank you. Unfortunately, the bad weather makes it difficult to get Rowdy out.
Rowdy ❤🧡❤🩹🤍💗
The duo is back
Hi Rowdy.👋 Nice to see you again! 😊
8:55 That little dog is like: "You're lucky i'm on a leash, otherwise........" 😅😂
Thank you!
Hello Rowdy!! Welcome Back!! We missed u!! 😊😁❤️❤️❤️
Thank you!
@@LtRowdy-ws8zy You’re Welcome!!
Lt. Rowdy and his Deputy Cash 2.0 is on the move😃
🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎
I got so used to you filming alongside Steve and Cash that it's a force of habit when someone asks "how old" and I think "7 years old." 😂 And then I remember, wrong video.
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Nice one as always. At 8:50, right around 5 seconds later, the dog owner should've taken action by giving a swift correction to the dog, signalling that the situation is under control and there is no need to act up. Instead, as is so often the case, they let the dog go haywire without any repercussion, so the dog is reaffirmed that it needs to react like that in order to "protect the pack" or even take the role of the pack leader (because the owner is not taking charge).