Niko says it's Dog-gone hot. Especially after a 2000 mile round trip in the boot of the MC. Nice thing is that he's very forgiving. Hey, Chitown Coop, don't you have one of these Hungarian beauties?

 

Sorry folks. I forgot to re-size the piccie.

 

Hey Zgokart is that a Visla? My G Shepherd would spend his entire life in my MINI if he could ,he loves small spaces

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My DOGHOUSE, indi blue (all the way)#1,HK with XM (yes it can be done)Pilo CAI,Coopper Flags frost sport stripes,tinted,fogs,Rear-Seat-Delete.....just a flat platform w/ storage underneath, so my dogs can ride in comfort as well as style!

 

>>Hey Zgokart is that a Visla? My G Shepherd would spend his entire life in my MINI if he could ,he loves small spaces
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>>My DOGHOUSE, indi blue (all the way)#1,HK with XM (yes it can be done)Pilo CAI,Coopper Flags frost sport stripes,tinted,fogs,Rear-Seat-Delete.....just a flat platform w/ storage underneath, so my dogs can ride in comfort as well as style!
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Vizsla... all 62 lbs!

 

Dog slobber. My Beagle LOVES to ride in my MCS, but oh the nose slobber on the windows! Yes, I smile when I clean the glass, 'cause she is just so cute, but it's a bit of work... I usually use a dog carrier.

God speed.

 

I have only taken my 150# great dane a ride once, and even though she loves to ride in the car, she didn´t seem to enjoy the MINI.

She´s used to riding in four door cars with the windows rolled down so she can sniff the world. She did seem uncomfortable back there.


She used to ride in the back seat of my old 94 VW beetle when she was a "little" 6-12 mo puppy. People would laugh their heads off because her head would stick out of the left window and her tail from the right one. When she started panting the whole car shaked

 

Toted 3 greyhounds to and from work today. (60, 70, and 75 pounds) The small girl likes to curl up in the front seat and the big ones lay in the rear seat. They just jump in and jump out...no folding seats or shifting around seat backs necessary. :smile:

 

Last I herd you only had two Greyhounds, getting a real collection there aren’t you. I’ve been to long without a Greyhound myself and will be opening my house up to the enjoyment of another shortly. The most wonderful dog in the world – but that’s our secret.

 

Our great pyrenees has bad hips and can't climb into the MINI - he'd have to get in the back w/seats down and then I'm not sure he would fit too well. At one year old he weighed 185, after that they stopped weighing him. He's shoulder high to the kitchen table. When he was able I'd put him and a small female in the my std cab F150. Talk about a white out.