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PCM Member Since: 25 Jan 2019 Location: North East Posts: 874 |
Mine’s the same. Loves the footwell. Gets in the car easier than the wife.
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6th Oct 2019 1:37pm |
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williamthedog Member Since: 29 Dec 2012 Location: south wales Posts: 3441 |
The last line is,
Driven by a maniac. Can't think why I was given that for? |
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6th Oct 2019 2:39pm |
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Thon Member Since: 22 Nov 2015 Location: Salisbury Plain Posts: 696 |
Click image to enlarge My Spaniel in his "dog-palace", as my wife likes to call it when she heard how much it cost ... With the amount of badger / fox and deer poo he manages to coat himself with there's no chance he's going anywhere near the seats. He's too close to my nose even in his crate in the boot. Maybe I should put him in the trailer .... |
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6th Oct 2019 9:43pm |
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Sulisuli Member Since: 30 Oct 2016 Location: South west Posts: 4795 |
Try Heinz tomato sauce to neutralise the poo smell other tomato sauces are available but not as effective 2015 HT XS 90
2008 SVX 90 2000 XS TD5 90 |
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6th Oct 2019 9:45pm |
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Thon Member Since: 22 Nov 2015 Location: Salisbury Plain Posts: 696 |
He's washed as soon as he gets home with a neutralising shampoo - it's just touch and go as to whether I can get him home without barfing - generally with windows open and head out in the fresh air.
He tends to be nicknamed "Reek" on those journeys. |
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6th Oct 2019 9:51pm |
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Supacat Member Since: 16 Oct 2012 Location: West Yorkshire Posts: 11018 |
You should have bought the DCPU. Nice crate by the way. Not sure of the legalities of having any dog, never mind a large dog, loose in a car. Does it count as a passenger and so need a seat belt, or an unsecured load? |
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7th Oct 2019 5:54am |
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Thon Member Since: 22 Nov 2015 Location: Salisbury Plain Posts: 696 |
DCPU would have been ideal TBH but at the time thought a SW would be more family-friendly.
I'm not clear on the legalities of dogs loose in the passenger area - i've always preferred everything tied-down, in a crate or behind a luggage net after a colleague came close to death when he rolled his Sierra estate (yes, that long ago) with a boot full of tool boxes which proceeded to find their own way out of the car via the back seat, passenger seat, dashboard and windscreen. Apparently TransK9 dog crates are crash tested and mine is ratchet-strap secured to the load bed so at least dog won't be ejected in a similar way. |
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7th Oct 2019 1:41pm |
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Hendrix Member Since: 04 Oct 2016 Location: North Notts Posts: 103 |
Click image to enlarge Nice bed for Ridgeback on tour, made it awkward for us to get in the roof some times mind. Couldnt leave him behind when we were off travelling, this was in Albania earlier this year. |
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11th Oct 2019 7:17am |
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Daisy90 Member Since: 01 Feb 2015 Location: Hampshire Posts: 845 |
Click image to enlarge Click image to enlarge This is our George, a Spanish rescue, aged about 18months ishhhh Had two days left in the kill shelter when he got fostered out there, |
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25th Oct 2019 10:28pm |
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mick Member Since: 08 Feb 2010 Location: Yorkshire Posts: 2109 |
Click image to enlarge It’s the end of the road for this rascal on Monday |
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27th Oct 2019 8:21pm |
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Rashers Member Since: 21 Jun 2015 Location: Norfolk Posts: 3486 |
I am so very sorry, mick.
It’s a rubbish job and one of the down sides of owning a dog. I hope you have great memories |
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27th Oct 2019 9:02pm |
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mick Member Since: 08 Feb 2010 Location: Yorkshire Posts: 2109 |
Not a good year this is the second loss in 7 months.
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27th Oct 2019 10:06pm |
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Rashers Member Since: 21 Jun 2015 Location: Norfolk Posts: 3486 |
That is heartbreaking mick.
I will be thinking of you tomorrow. |
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27th Oct 2019 10:45pm |
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Hendrix Member Since: 04 Oct 2016 Location: North Notts Posts: 103 |
About 3 months after the photo above we lost ours whilst in Germany, never easy
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28th Oct 2019 8:16am |
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