- I don't want to level out the floor space using a massive drawer. I don't need a massive drawer.
- I need to retain some rear window visibility so that I can check MI5 aren't following me during periods when I'm doolally
. - I don't want rattle, so I'm not interested in wire cages.
- Something that muffles dog barking (in the centre crate) is also necessary (a particularly mad collie that won't shut the f%$k up when in transit). Each dog needs it's own space.
One of mine is a wee yap when first in the motor but settles down but it drives me mental lol
I have never seen a 3 dog set up only a two dog, will 2 mutts not go in the one box or have
a crate at the bulkhead with the one of the crates at the rear door opening at the back for access into it
if that makes any sense ??
https://www.transk9.com/select/land-rover/land-rover-defender/land-rover-defender-90-1990/
The cost will make your eyes water! Only 2 separate cages though not 3, never seen one for 3.
The cost will make your eyes water! Only 2 separate cages though not 3, never seen one for 3.
Hicap phill
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Get a trailer?
https://www.lintran.co.uk/dog-trailers
What's wrong with a cage? This has a divider but no good as you need to get to either end to load it.
3 collies fit into this & can lie down to travel & you can see through it
https://www.lintran.co.uk/dog-trailers
What's wrong with a cage? This has a divider but no good as you need to get to either end to load it.
3 collies fit into this & can lie down to travel & you can see through it
I don't want rattle, so I'm not interested in wire cages. QUOTE]
- A good cage does not rattle. Try dogcages.net - they are not cheap but are made to your specification with door to the rear and doors to the front, in case of emergency access being needed. I used one in my D2 for 18 years and stopped when I lost no2 and dear old no 1 got very upset at being alone in the back.
Actually my tratter doesn't rattle. I've listened carefully and I think it's a myth you know? Granted all of my one thousand rivets are very tight, but I wonder where the rattles might come from on others Cages definitely do though
Just noticed that the name has now changed to Barnesbrookcages.com the silent traveller.Actually my tratter doesn't rattle. I've listened carefully and I think it's a myth you know? Granted all of my one thousand rivets are very tight, but I wonder where the rattles might come from on others Cages definitely do though
Hicap phill
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Ok
Single cage for the crazy one.
The other 2 could sit up front on waterproof seat covers.
Single cage for the crazy one.
The other 2 could sit up front on waterproof seat covers.
Yeah I saw that. They're certainly good cages, but wouldn't do for mine :0(
That's the other option. One's riding with me up front at the mo. Might just do a two box set-up. Even with a seatbelt restraint, the local bobby's not too chuffed about it.
Hicap phill
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As long as they're restrained in the front theres nothing they can do.
The old spaniel used to travel in the footwell. This was ok till passengers wanted to put the feet down.
The old spaniel used to travel in the footwell. This was ok till passengers wanted to put the feet down.
Yep. I think it's looking like a two dog setup at the back. Makes more sense.
flat
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I got a harness that clips to the seatbelt clip on one side and the socket on the other.
I think you can get ones that go round the seat and clip the dog in.
As long as it’s restrained(or out of view!) and not on your lap you should be okay
