My 96 lb. Dawg

[Ol' Man Jeb]

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.

 

[paws]

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.

 

[1dn5up]

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 !

 

[Ol' Man Jeb]

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 !

He's a Rottie/Staffie mix with some Cane Corso thrown in for good measure.

 

[paws]

Jeb..that is one hunk of a dog.... and purdy too!

 

[Ol' Man Jeb]

Jeb..that is one hunk of a dog.... and purdy too!

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.

 

[FuzzyWuzHe]

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.