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Puppy transport thing - smart thing - I like it...
We had it in the previous car and it boosts her up so she can see out of the window
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We had it in the previous car and it boosts her up so she can see out of the window
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We had it in the previous car and it boosts her up so she can see out of the window
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Yeah I like it
- take the little dog out in a car - raise it's seating height so it can see where it is going.I got two dogs and an estate car - big dog goes in load area (no need for cage thing behind back seats) - it is a good big dog. Small toy ginger dog sits on wifeys lap - front passenger seat.
When you unlock car after taking them out for a walk - both dogs loiter around the doors they need to get into there travelling positions.
I generally think any dog likes routine - same thing - no change. It gets to know what is expected - does it - likes it - I think "change" is bad for a dog...
Yeah I like it
I got two dogs and an estate car - big dog goes in load area (no need for cage thing behind back seats) - it is a good big dog. Small toy ginger dog sits on wifeys lap - front passenger seat.
When you unlock car after taking them out for a walk - both dogs loiter around the doors they need to get into there travelling positions.
I generally think any dog likes routine - same thing - no change. It gets to know what is expected - does it - likes it - I think "change" is bad for a dog...
I was behind a car recently with a lovely golden retriever looking out the rear window.
The driver was tootling down the wide road at under 30mph, driving mostly in the middle of the road but occasionally weaving from one verge to the other.
They were oblivious to the traffic behind and me flashing my lights.
The road is wide enough for 2 lorries to meet safely but the risk trying to pass this twit was too great.
But the reason for this post was the look on the dogs face. It looked thoroughly bored and almost apologetic for it's owners poor driving!
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That is a fantastic seat! Where did Mrs Robo get that if you don’t mind asking? Think it may be a better solution than the mountain if beds we currently use.We had it in the previous car and it boosts her up so she can see out of the window
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but those waterproof car seats look like you freelance as a serial killer.
dog is bait.
dog is bait.
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Magic, thanks muchly!
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Was she OK?
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Luckily the Mrs and dog were fine just very shaken
That happened about 6 years ago but funnily enough it's the same dog thats just had the spine operation!
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The Panda came with one of those temporary repair kits which are probably fine unless you have a big hole in the tyre.
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So a bit of Ebay surfing secured this
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Did similar for my lad's Jazz and got a compatible steel spare as his didn't have one.
On the wife's 206 she has a full size, original spare she carries in the boot now. Rather than use the Noddy wheel they come with it and is stored in the wind down frame underneath.
Wish my Enyaq EV came with a spare!
@premmington ,having an animal,or baby in the front with you always looks a squashing ready to happen,like the human passenger squeezes it against the dashboard.
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Yeah I don't like child seats in the front even with airbags turned off either.
I too don't like animals in the front seats - but try telling that to my wifes spoilt little ginger monster.
And the pikeys always doing it!
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A busy day sticking things on...
She had similar on her previous cars so this one gets the obligatory horse emblems on each wing.
The horse theme continues with a windscreen sticker.
Air vents looked a bit plain.
So she's trialing the carbon fibre look to see if she likes it before doing the centre console.
These things are supposed to reduce dirt on the mirrors, I didn't think much of them and neither did she once I'd fitted them
they're staying on while she looks for something else.
She had similar on her previous cars so this one gets the obligatory horse emblems on each wing.
The horse theme continues with a windscreen sticker.
Air vents looked a bit plain.
So she's trialing the carbon fibre look to see if she likes it before doing the centre console.
These things are supposed to reduce dirt on the mirrors, I didn't think much of them and neither did she once I'd fitted them
they're staying on while she looks for something else.
