Kizzeh

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• Oct 4, 2019

• #21

I used to carry my Great Dane and mastiff in mine at the same time but neither dogs lay down whilst driving.
I prefer taking the Dane out in the freelander than anything else because of wedges him in a bit and he has his own window to breath out of

 

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Kizzeh

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• Oct 4, 2019

• #22

Excuse the messy car, found a better picture of him laying down. He DOES NOT lay down unless he is sleeping hence his slightly uncomfortable posture, but you get the idea. It is possible for a Great Dane to lay down in the boot of a freelander

 

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Madmustang

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• Oct 5, 2019

• #23

I would have thought the freelander 2 would be better for transporting animals

 

Nodge68

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• Oct 5, 2019

• #24

Madmustang said:

I would have thought the freelander 2 would be better for transporting animals

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It is, but it costs 5 times as much to buy.

 

Madmustang

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• Oct 5, 2019

• #25

Nodge68 said:

It is, but it costs 5 times as much to buy.

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I never said life was perfect. I know I own a Freelander 1

 

Nodge68

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• Oct 5, 2019

• #26

Madmustang said:

I never said life was perfect. I know I own a Freelander 1

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I know that one. Mine's been a bitch recently. I'm hoping I'm through the worst of it, but I suspect it's just keeping me in suspense for now.

 

Kizzeh

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• Oct 6, 2019

• #27

Madmustang said:

I would have thought the freelander 2 would be better for transporting animals

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Doesn’t have the drop down window. That was a massive plus for me.

 

kernowsvenski

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• Oct 9, 2019

• #28

I found space a bit tight on my recent trip but managed okay...

 

Nodge68

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• Oct 10, 2019

• #29

Kizzeh said:

Doesn’t have the drop down window. That was a massive plus for me.

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Absolutely. I've got 4.6 M lengths of timber in mine, where the excess pokes out the rear window. I do find that the FL1 is very versatile, when it comes to transportation of unusually shaped or long objects.

 

Rank Amatuer

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• Oct 11, 2019

• #30

Daughter has a Dalmatian, so similar in size to a greyhound. It fits comfortably in the boot.