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My 96 lb. Dawg
I have been wanting to give my 96 lb. dawg "Gator" a ride on our trike like forever. I don't want to drag him behind in a trailer for fear of force feeding him exhaust gases. (I couldn't afford a trailer anyway). I saw a picture while surfing the 'net' some time back of a dog carrier a fella had made that took the place of the trunk. I thought I had saved it but for the life of me I can't remember where I found it.
Might be that exhaust fumes would still be a problem especially in stop/go traffic, along with lack of fresh air, loud noise for dog ears, and heat.
Sidecar set-up might be a better way to go for that large of a dog but most likely more expensive than a trailer.
New course heading Mr. Sulu: ...2nd star to the right and straight on til morning...!!
Scooter and Sassi....2 furrever.
Dam , that’s one big pup !
I agree with Carla on the side car theory . As much as we love our animals , Thers times were they just don’t fit the part !
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"Better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it !"
Tiffany, Olive, Daisy, “The Three Musketeers” together again.
He's a Rottie/Staffie mix with some Cane Corso thrown in for good measure.Originally Posted by 1dn5up
Jeb..that is one hunk of a dog.... and purdy too!
New course heading Mr. Sulu: ...2nd star to the right and straight on til morning...!!
Scooter and Sassi....2 furrever.
And best of all... he's a bona fide chick magnet... but one has to beware especially approaching the house, car, and when he is on leash, very protective. Turn him loose and he's your best friend.
Sounds like Annabelle ... She's Rottie/Lab mix and weighs in at 120# ... Mom's dog ... She will bite your head off if you enter the yard ... If I let you in, she will lick you to death ... LOL.
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