Cars and Dogs

thats one o them stainless grilles but the old series badge looks **** there, and that feckin ankle biter want ter learn how tyer drive , i like yer side steps piggie

2 great piccys there, pigpen.

we get 6 labs in our disco no probs, they love it and scratch back door to get in.

my yorkie loves my disco she loves posing , she also thinks the boot load cover is a trampoline

My 7month old JRT dog sits on the centre cubby and leans on my arm while I drive. He hated the landy at first - noisy old 200Tdi sounded like it was growling at him at low rpm - can't get enough of it now he know's it's not going to bite 'im.

Cheers,

once saw a guy in a fourtrack on southport beach let 7 dogs out fo that!!!!!! car must stink of dead fish! lol

Sheddy said:

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.

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.... its probably your breath !

My dads got a lucida (jap import of a toyota preiva) and the boot is massive!! but he is going to change it for a Ford Explorer which has a big boot, But i want him to get a Disco or Range Rover (which my mum had)

Oh and Only Motorcyclist Know why a dog sticks it head out the window (I know)

RAZ8550TDI said:

once saw a guy in a fourtrack on southport beach let 7 dogs out fo that!!!!!! car must stink of dead fish! lol

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i would have thought it smelt of dog ****

there is always that aswell yd lol

I always have my dogs in a proper transport box / cage, which is strapped securely to the car.
You only have to brake suddenly for an unrestrained dog to de badly injured (or to injure you) - I've seen it happen.
My dogs are too valuable to be loose in the back of the defender.

Treworgey 90 said:

I always have my dogs in a proper transport box / cage, which is strapped securely to the car.
You only have to brake suddenly for an unrestrained dog to de badly injured (or to injure you) - I've seen it happen.
My dogs are too valuable to be loose in the back of the defender.

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porky always sits int front ,even when eze not drivin. . . .

and i thought i had issues

My 110 fits my 8 German Shepherds and 2 Dogue de Boudeauxs all happily. Then again they all seem to fit in the my rover 200 (its a BRM if that gives it more cred) - just open the boot and they all pile in - then again you can't drive it cos they sit on the front seats too.

Any one have a dog guard or know where to get a cheap one for a p38 RR as the wife is getting fed up of them jumping on the seats - only 2 in the back of the RR though!

If you really love your dogs you just don't brake hard!!

I have a camper van the dog always goes to sleep on the bed...

I suppose if I braked hard he would go flying through the air...

Safety cages , I am not putting my mutt in prison...

Maybe I could get one for the wife...

You,ve missed out the deciding factor.
Surely it all comes down to a question of budget as nearly all Landies will do the job.

plenty of seatbelt adaptors on the market for dog safety, plus it tends to be at plods discretion wether its safe or not to have a dog in the front with you.