Dogs in your 911?
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I see by the avitars that many of us are dog lovers but how many actually take our faithful and SHEDDING 4 legged friends in our 911's? My dogs would LOVE it but I just can't handle the fur. And we wash them weekly. I also see nice dog platforms that would sit in the folded down seat back... Anybody using these? Safety?
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I occasionally take dogs for a ride. I have a cover that connects to the front and back seats that keeps them from scratching the car and falling into the seat well. I use a harness to strap them in with the seatbelts and a pair of doggles. They absolutely love riding with their faces in the wind. I also get unusual looks. As to the fur, I vacuum the car after the ride.
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Our dog doesn't shed, either, which takes a lot of the downside out of doggie car-rides.
However, at 70+ lbs, he's heavy enough when riding shotgun (his favorite spot) to set off the seatbelt chime, so I use the Chimex dealie.
He doesn't ride in the 997 much; he prefers (me too, when he's along) the MINI.
However, at 70+ lbs, he's heavy enough when riding shotgun (his favorite spot) to set off the seatbelt chime, so I use the Chimex dealie.
He doesn't ride in the 997 much; he prefers (me too, when he's along) the MINI.
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I love Annie, but ride in the 911? NFW. However, that's why I have the Cayenne; she's thinks it's her personal vehicle and rides in the cargo area.
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Audrey is 1.5 yrs old and 66 lbs now. She went in the C2S when she was a little bit smaller, but hated it. Now she won't even get in it. Would bring her along in the p-car if I could. Also, being a (mostly) german shepherd, she sheds like crazy. But, I don't mind. I have a good vacuum. I clean my wife's car every month. I have so many favorite pictures of her, she is my muse. ![Smilie](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
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I take my beagle all of the time on trips--It's just a car. She sits in the back seat on a towel and has a harness that keeps her secure. I have not had any issues with hair that a quick vacuum couldn't fix.
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Interesting thread. My daughters have been asking for a dog lately and I've been trying to figure how this will play in my head. Is it worth not taking the 997 to avoid the obvious downsides of a k9 passenger? We've decided to postpone the dog for at least a year so I'm safe for now.