Where do you let your dog ride? (80 series or other wagon)
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(the kids named her) rides on 3 inches of foam with her favorite blanket on top of my big tool box.
We bought the 60 as a dog truck. They love the back. Nose prints on pretty much every window.
One is too old to get in the 80, the other is too young.
We had to fab up a ramp even for the 60 for the old dog
they really loved the Corvair convert i had for a little while.
One is too old to get in the 80, the other is too young.
We had to fab up a ramp even for the 60 for the old dog
they really loved the Corvair convert i had for a little while.
When we head for the trails, I fold the 2nd row seats forward and Nietzsche rides between the folded seats and the Milford Cargo Barrier. Heavy hard stuff stays safely in the cargo area and I can reach back and pet the monster if needed. It is also handy cause I can let him out without fawking with the tire carier.
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Curran
On the trail the dog can ride wherever she wants too, depending upon how many other passengers there are.
On the road she is either crated or teathered. Either way, she's tied down so she doesn't become a doggy missle in an accident. I can secure the crate or she has a harness which can be tied off to any number of places, depending upon where she is sitting in the vehicle.
Unrestrained stuff is very dangerous in an accident. I'd hate to think what a 75 lb. dog would do to the back of my head when she flies through the vehicle.
On the road she is either crated or teathered. Either way, she's tied down so she doesn't become a doggy missle in an accident. I can secure the crate or she has a harness which can be tied off to any number of places, depending upon where she is sitting in the vehicle.
Unrestrained stuff is very dangerous in an accident. I'd hate to think what a 75 lb. dog would do to the back of my head when she flies through the vehicle.