Bob Denman
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Patti,
It doesn't matter at all what size dog you have
. When you share a bed with them; they're ALL the size of a horse! nojoke
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Trial run camping trip with the dogs
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Patti,
It doesn't matter at all what size dog you have
. When you share a bed with them; they're ALL the size of a horse! nojoke
WA5VHU
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Motorcycle camping can be lots of fun, enjoy!
http://www.motocampers.com/ is a great resource for all types of motorcycle camping.
Our camping setup except we replaced the Combi-Camp with a RAH:
http://www.motocampers.com/ is a great resource for all types of motorcycle camping.
Our camping setup except we replaced the Combi-Camp with a RAH:
OverHillAndDale
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OK, call the Thread Police!!
I'm amazed at how many of you big, tough bykers have itty bitty sissy dogs! :lecturef_smilie: Bob ... Tinkerbell?? However, Kaos can keep his Man Card with that great dane!
I must confess, my wife has had a series of Bijon Frise (French for cute and dumb) with names like Sugar and Buttons.
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Was that trailer always a pet-carrier or was it modified?
I'm amazed at how many of you big, tough bykers have itty bitty sissy dogs! :lecturef_smilie: Bob ... Tinkerbell?? However, Kaos can keep his Man Card with that great dane!
I must confess, my wife has had a series of Bijon Frise (French for cute and dumb) with names like Sugar and Buttons.
pps:Was that trailer always a pet-carrier or was it modified?
OverHillAndDale
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And there's this
An option for one dog:
An option for one dog:
Bob Denman
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Patti,
It doesn't matter at all what size dog you have
Welllll, maybe not quite. I raised my orphan foal in the house for awhile back in the 80s. 100# the day he was born. Used to watch Johnny Carson with us, etc. YOU'RE the pet in the sack with a snuggle buddy that big.
Bob Denman
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I've got to admit: a picture of that would be priceless! :thumbup:
He was born in '84, so no digitals then. I did used to run 4-5 rolls of film to the quick photo lab at least once a week, so I've got tons of pics, but nothing that I've transferred to digital format. He was a doll, though. And turned into a fabulous riding horse and bestest of the best of life's partners.
Those of you who do tow, do you worry about your furkids sniffing exhaust fumes all day?
We have three medium/large dogs, combined weight just over 200lbs. I'm afraid two up and towing a pet trailer might be too taxing for the Spyder. But they do enjoy their rides in the convertible though.
We have three medium/large dogs, combined weight just over 200lbs. I'm afraid two up and towing a pet trailer might be too taxing for the Spyder. But they do enjoy their rides in the convertible though.
I've considered it, but we are not in stop 'n go city traffic with them; that would be a concern. I believe that in open countryside, even small towns, what they are breathing isn't much different from what the rest of us are breathing and that's rarely an issue.
I realize there may be more concentrated exhaust at the trailer from the tow bike, but I think the roof vent is sucking in clean enough air when moving and there's plenty of air movement through the trailer.
Great question.
Bob Denman
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I'm glad to hear that your life has been so nicely blessed... :thumbup:
