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  1. 08-12-2015, 11:28 AM #1
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    Default Taking my dog with me

    I'm placing an order for the Mini Trailer Biker Wagon Cargo trailer to be able to carry my dog with me. He is a 70 Lb. German Short Hair Pointer. I'm planning on securing his carrier to the base of the trailer and strapping the carrier to the side rails. Any comments or suggestion would be welcome.
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  2. 08-12-2015, 12:35 PM #2
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    no advise on how to trailer your short hair...but i just wanted to chime in to say I love short hairs.. I currently have a 12yo female , Gypsy .. I have had 5 other short hairs in my lifetime... love the breed.. tons of energy and very affectionate.. great companions..

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    Default Looks like..!!

    your pretty much set. Not having anything to go on (pictures) just make sure it's secure and has protection...
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    Here you go.http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=594_1439320255
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    This is how we take our English Setter
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    I would spend the money and get one like easysuper's !

    I have been a professional dog trainer for 30 years including Police K'9's.

    If this is like a flat trailer/type and you plan to secure like a plastic dog crate to it...I would: Bolt the crate through the crate floor to the trailer...use large flat fender washers on the bolt. Then I would also secure ratchet strap it too. Lastly....I would secure the door with bolt snaps or a padalock so the dog cant force the door open or so it wont pop open if you hit a good bump. You can secure the door by drilling through the plastic just behind the door line at the top and the bottom. You then use a bolt snap or lock....run it through the hole and through the gate....it will stop the door from opening.

    The one easysuper has is widely used in Europe (they make much larger versions, 4 dog versions, and so on also) and has been used for a good 40 years over there. They are very nice !
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    Default dog camping

    Easysuper you guys ROCK. Two riders, two Spyders ,camping and your dog goes in style.

    You guys know how to do it.
    Just remember this is not a dress rehearsal
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    Quote Originally Posted by easysuper View Post
    This is how we take our English Setter
    I really like your pet trailer. Please post what brand it is. Thank you
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    Quote Originally Posted by Marker View Post
    I really like your pet trailer. Please post what brand it is. Thank you
    K9 Kamper, but I think they are no longer in buisness, but other dog kennel companys could build one.
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    Kompact Kamp sells a pet trailer. They have a You Tube video about them.


    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ifay4deibYs
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    Smile

    my basset is my service dog for bipolar/ptsd

    thanx for this thread...I have to think this through...have not had any serious thought on taking her along

    (here, she's chilling at chick filet)
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    Please think about it this way...
    Would you ride blindfolded, in the rig that you're going to put your pet in?
    They have to trust you completely with this very important decision...

    ...so please make the right one; for their sake!
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    Default Taking our dog

    Quote Originally Posted by Bob Denman View Post
    Please think about it this way...
    Would you ride blindfolded, in the rig that you're going to put your pet in?
    They have to trust you completely with this very important decision...

    ...so please make the right one; for their sake!
    And that is exactly why we spent what we did on the best trailer we could find. When my wife was pulling it back from Michigan where we bought it , at the rest stops people would ask her what she had in it , her answer was "My husband" she got so great laughs and some strange looks.
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    We'd probably love to see a picture of you in it!
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