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Trailer for dog
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Cruzr Joe
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Larry:
You have to stand up straight first. (Your photo is sideways). :gaah:
Cruzr Joe
Eagle1
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Maybe he took the picture while laying down to get your attention.
Mazo EMS2
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Not sure I would do it either. Seems like it would be an awfully rough, noisy ride in a small trailer with small wheels. No matter how good the suspension is, the weight isn't there to smooth it out. I guess folks do it though.
ursamajor35126
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Bushtec makes a nice dog trailer.:clap:
Mazo EMS2
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EEk, never even considered that.....:banghead:
CanAmChris
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I actually met this guy and his doggy Nova at a rally in PA:
https://www.youtube.com/user/DogSaucer
I think me might have given up on the idea though.
https://www.youtube.com/user/DogSaucer
I think me might have given up on the idea though.
About 3 years ago, at a rest stop, we saw a fairly big dog in a fairly big trailer. His owner said the dog loved it, he would run to the trailer any time he saw the owner going to the bike. Indeed, at the stop the dog got out, relieved himself and waited patiently at the trailer to be let back in. He had a blanket in it, and could look out the back.
Eh, what do I know, I have a little green chicken as a pet.
~Sandee~
Eh, what do I know, I have a little green chicken as a pet.
~Sandee~
cptjam
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Hmmmmm
My Shepherd would go anywhere with me. His nose and ears are crazy acute. I can't subject him to all of that. The noise and exhaust are excruciating to him. I miss him when I travel, and he would take a bullet for me, but he stays home! Nobody hurts my friend - especially me! JMHO, Joe
My Shepherd would go anywhere with me. His nose and ears are crazy acute. I can't subject him to all of that. The noise and exhaust are excruciating to him. I miss him when I travel, and he would take a bullet for me, but he stays home! Nobody hurts my friend - especially me! JMHO, Joe
easysuper
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Trailer for Dog
Larry,
I don't care what the chicken littles say about the sky is falling but our dog Trina has logged more than 6,000 miles in her trailer. It has 4 windows which all open and a vent on the top , It is built the same way as a refrigerator truck with aluminum and fiberglass with 1 1/2 foam core panels . The same as the very large trailers that the show and hunt clubs use. Trina loads up when we open the door. I never open the window in front as I am concerned about fumes . It has a memory foam 4" thich cusion inside for her to lay on , shes an English Setter and weighs about 45 pounds . The trailer weighs about 250 lbs. This paticular company is no longer in buisness as the owner retired. But there are others , the price was about $3,600 but you get what you pay for and our dog means alot to us. I have built a seat for riding her two up, but prefer the trailer.
Larry,
I don't care what the chicken littles say about the sky is falling but our dog Trina has logged more than 6,000 miles in her trailer. It has 4 windows which all open and a vent on the top , It is built the same way as a refrigerator truck with aluminum and fiberglass with 1 1/2 foam core panels . The same as the very large trailers that the show and hunt clubs use. Trina loads up when we open the door. I never open the window in front as I am concerned about fumes . It has a memory foam 4" thich cusion inside for her to lay on , shes an English Setter and weighs about 45 pounds . The trailer weighs about 250 lbs. This paticular company is no longer in buisness as the owner retired. But there are others , the price was about $3,600 but you get what you pay for and our dog means alot to us. I have built a seat for riding her two up, but prefer the trailer.
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