superstuddc27

Ive been lazy mainly cause its like a million degrees here in socal but thanks for the tip. I'm gonna get some cardboard, make a mock platform and just try to wing it and cover the plywood with some foam padding and fabric. hopefully it'll work out.

superstuddc27

What is a dog seat belt harness? I have a dog harness (around her chest with a ring on the back) for riding a bike with her next to me and I just leash her there and tie it behind the headrest on the seat but she still moves around. If I tighten it up so she doesn't move around as much, she can't lay down

WikkedTIki

I really want to take my parents Rotti with me. She loves car rides but she is young and i would be afraid she would jump out. A dog seatbelt harness might do the trick though.

WikkedTIki

Just saw this. For you small dog owners this might be cool for the pup.

SLWASFK

It's like a regular dog harness, but it has a large loop on the top that allows the seatbelt to be attached.

http://www.petsmart.com/product/inde...uctId=12895018

smokeyrabbit

I managed to wrangle my St. Bernard into the passenger seat once (once was enough) many years ago but neither of us enjoyed it. I'm sure I took a picture because it was so funny, but I can't find it now. She travelled just fine stretched out along the back seat of a truck or SUV but there just wasn't enough room in the S. Plus all the drool....

GravyRobber

I'm torn between a Lab (had one growing up) or a German Shepherd. both are about the same size, but at the prospect of moving within the next 5 years, S2000 co-pilotability is a must. I'm liking the platform/front seat idea though!

superstuddc27

German shepherd all the way! So loyal, smart. My dogs a velcro dog haha

GravyRobber

Definitely! My only concern is the shedding. Labs still shed, but not as bad as a German Shepherd, AFIAK.

freq

48 lbs. Boxer named Jinger. We were on our way back from a meet where she was chasing R/C cars all day. She was tired.