timl

New Member

• Jul 27, 2006

• #1

I've been having a 'discussion' with the wife about changing her car (currently a Mini Cooper S) for something a little more practical. We'd keep the Gaylander too, but the problem we've got is Dogs.

We've got a gorgeous German Shepherd. But she doesn't fit in 'normal' cars. Even an Audi A6 estate we looked at was too low a ceiling. Short of going for another Landy (D90 or 100 ;-) what other options are there? Does anyone else find this a problem?

A bit off topic so soz for that...But I can't have the poor girl cramped in the boot....and the dog won't like it either.

 

Wesley Pegden

Well-Known Member

• Jul 27, 2006

• #2

When my Lurcher was alive she sat in the front properly seat belted next to me, the Ayathollah went in the back.

Regards WP.

 

yella

New Member

• Jul 27, 2006

• #3

used to tie my staffy to the rear bumper, never got his head stuck there, mind you, he was always panting when we got anywhere

 

ming

SPACE TWOT

• Jul 30, 2006

• #4

yella disco said:

used to tie my staffy to the rear bumper, never got his head stuck there, mind you, he was always panting when we got anywhere

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Put ma bitch in the back , but Porky sits in the front with me. . . .

 

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Wavey

New Member

• Jul 31, 2006

• #5

A proper landrover - a disco

 

Sheddy

New Member

• Aug 3, 2006

• #6

I'll never understand dogs. If you blow into thier faces they hate it but put them into a motor and open the window and thet'll stick thier head out. Silly buggers.

 

GRUNT

Well-Known Member

• Aug 4, 2006

• #7

Our dogs most important job is checking behind the garage to see if every things OK. She's no silly bugger.

Hows it going Sheddy? Soult the buisness yet? Not that it's owt to do wi me, just you've been noticeable by your absence.

 

vikingt5

New Member

• Nov 3, 2006

• #8

I can get my Wolfhound cross into the back of my volvo v70t5 no problem with anothe rtwo big dogs(greyhound/collie crosses) and i doubt your gsd is bigger than him

 

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bonnybaggot

Active Member

• Nov 3, 2006

• #9

Easy option seems to be---- Keep current cars . Get rid of dog.

 

RAZ8550TDI

New Member

• Nov 3, 2006

• #10

i ge my german sheapard and rotvieler in the back of my disco with the two kiddie seats foled up no probs mate.

 

RAZ8550TDI

New Member

• Nov 3, 2006

• #11

just gotta clean the bleeding windows all the time lol

 

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slob

Well-Known Member

• Nov 3, 2006

• #12

i've had all sizes of dogs in all of the cars i have had..usually on a saturday night after pubs are shut

 

RAZ8550TDI

New Member

• Nov 3, 2006

• #13

;-)

 

pigpen

New Member

• Nov 12, 2006

• #14

 

pigpen

New Member

• Nov 12, 2006

• #15

 

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clivees

Well-Known Member

• Nov 13, 2006

• #16

That's a smart dog.
He drives whilst you pull him out of the mud.

 

pigpen

New Member

• Nov 13, 2006

• #17

He shouldnt get stuck in the first place

 

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discomania

Well-Known Member

• Nov 13, 2006

• #18

Aye, he looks a bit embarrassed!

 

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cala

New Member

• Nov 15, 2006

• #19

if u already have a big car and small one why not just transport the dog in the big car.
i have freelander and a sporty saloon and can fit my akita and rotti in both pile them high i say

 

GRUNT

Well-Known Member

• Nov 15, 2006

• #20

Hey up piggie wots yer front grille off? And wot are you pulling through that little puddle?