B's in cars
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wrote on 30 Aug 2007, 04:52 last edited by
Did you get approved from BRAT for another dog. I know you were waiting to hear from them.
I use seat belts for both of mine. They work really well, except for the one Wyatt chewed through:rolleyes: -
wrote on 30 Aug 2007, 14:10 last edited by
Well I'm happy happy happy to say that I have a scheduled home visit for next wed. so I'm very excited about that. Still no B's around my area but hopefully this will speed up the process and maybe even get them to transport.
As for the seatbelt…well like I said Champ wiggled out of it but I'm definetly going to look into the one that straps to the halter and car seat, can't see how he can come out of that. -
wrote on 30 Aug 2007, 14:41 last edited by
We crate our dogs for long trips. No extra seats for them
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wrote on 30 Aug 2007, 14:42 last edited by
We crate them on all trips, long and short.:)
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wrote on 30 Aug 2007, 14:55 last edited by
wish we had the room that seems to be the safest.
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wrote on 30 Aug 2007, 15:20 last edited by
wish we had the room that seems to be the safest.
The seat belt type would be the next best bet. We used to let them run all over the car…...no more.
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wrote on 30 Aug 2007, 15:28 last edited by
no good either since he's wiggled out but I'm going to try the one that attaches to the harness….it has to be better than me holding him in the front seat
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wrote on 30 Aug 2007, 16:08 last edited by
no good either since he's wiggled out but I'm going to try the one that attaches to the harness….it has to be better than me holding him in the front seat
Without question. Someone on this forum had one poop in her consol while it was loose in her car when she left the vehicle for a short time.:D Went in places she couldn't clean.:D One of the funnest things I've read on the forum, but it illustrates a point rather well.:D
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wrote on 30 Aug 2007, 16:19 last edited by
Our has the tendancy to want to climb in your lap while driving then sit up and stick his butt in your face. Or Female used to have the nervious dripper effect- drooling & spit bubbles coming out of her mouth.
The other great reason or a crate is you can attach a crate fan if you do ever have to nleave them alone for a very short time.
I have seen dogs get heat stroke at dog shows.
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wrote on 30 Aug 2007, 16:20 last edited by
yeap I read that one. Actually this weekend I thought we were going to have the similar situation. I literally had a bag strapped to his behind and holding a cup in case he needed to pee….coming back from a long trip and stuck in traffic.
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wrote on 30 Aug 2007, 16:30 last edited by
the whole thing is really for safety purposes…that is the seat belt.
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wrote on 30 Aug 2007, 18:18 last edited by
Yep ours would like to climb to the front & drive :eek: :eek: if we didin't strap them in. DH likes the harness I prefer the crates.
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wrote on 30 Aug 2007, 18:35 last edited by
yeah what is up with the standing on the dashboard, hunting style with there paws on your chest and butt on your face?
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wrote on 18 Sept 2007, 19:30 last edited by
Tayda and Lenny travel in a soft sided crate in the back seat. Its a canvas crate with mesh windows and it collapses flat. Its really convenient and they have become very used to it. Lenny just jumps right in, and Tayda I have to lift into the car (she's a wimp). I also have a smaller wire crate that would fit in the back seat but I have not yet used it…
I have never tried the seatbelts but I have had them loose in the car before and I can't stand the hair everywhere... and they do try to drive.
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wrote on 18 Sept 2007, 23:16 last edited by
We use the seat belt/harness type for both of them. They're in the back and stay put. They just curl up and sleep.
