Travel with Dog...

Apr 19, 2015
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Clarksville, TN
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JC
I have been able to hold off the wife on getting another dog. It's been about a year and travel has been much easier to say the least. I've talked her into a "Purse Dog" for easy travel options. So.....Trunk bag...Belly bag....Tank bag....leash and skateboard......thanks. And a pic or two would help.

And lastly.....Dog in the pull behind trailer? Legal? Poor form? I am talking windshield and comfort area for the dog. The Trailer is big enough to make the space without sacrificing storage.
 
I have been able to hold off the wife on getting another dog. It's been about a year and travel has been much easier to say the least. I've talked her into a "Purse Dog" for easy travel options. So.....Trunk bag...Belly bag....Tank bag....leash and skateboard......thanks. And a pic or two would help.

And lastly.....Dog in the pull behind trailer? Legal? Poor form? I am talking windshield and comfort area for the dog. The Trailer is big enough to make the space without sacrificing storage.

Me ,Legal or not......Poor form.....:Shrug:
 
And lastly.....Dog in the pull behind trailer? Legal? Poor form? I am talking windshield and comfort area for the dog. The Trailer is big enough to make the space without sacrificing storage.[/QUOTE]

Due to fumes from the trike's exhaust and then sitting in stand-still traffic and all their exhaust fumes, I would suggest you not put him in a pull-behind trailer. They do make pooch carry-bags for the top trunk rack - seems like it might have been Kuryakyn's catalogue I saw this in....but then I'm not an advocate of carrying the dog on the trike due to the noise (remember, his hearing is so much more acute than ours), and the various weather conditions - particularly the hot sun.
 

lol....I am thinking it's the way my wife wants to go....I'm leaning towards the tank bag.....less noise...gotta be more comfortable....less wind and both front and back openings. I've seen the tour Pak bags and believe they would be the most popular and convenient. Hadn't thought of the exhaust issues from the bike with the trailer.

I think the dog "sack" is cute....but I ain't doing it and the wife would probably become tired after time. Does the Dog ever sleep in that Fuzzy?

Thanks all - jc
 
Before putting a dog behind your bike remember one important thing. A dogs hearing is 15-20 times more accute than a humans. So is you exhaust is loud or noisy think what it would be for a dog. Also the exhaust fumes will over come their sense of smell very quick.

Just saying.

8~\o
 
I have been able to hold off the wife on getting another dog. It's been about a year and travel has been much easier to say the least. I've talked her into a "Purse Dog" for easy travel options. So.....Trunk bag...Belly bag....Tank bag....leash and skateboard......thanks. And a pic or two would help.

And lastly.....Dog in the pull behind trailer? Legal? Poor form? I am talking windshield and comfort area for the dog. The Trailer is big enough to make the space without sacrificing storage.

None of the above!. Ditch the wife and the dog. There are plenty of ladies eager to travel with you. Check out Craiglist.
 
None of the above!. Ditch the wife and the dog. There are plenty of ladies eager to travel with you. Check out Craiglist.

Damn Vito.....Two things......The other way around would be more truthful.......She's better looking......has more money.......Plus I like dogs!

lol - jc
 
Before putting a dog behind your bike remember one important thing. A dogs hearing is 15-20 times more accute than a humans. So is you exhaust is loud or noisy think what it would be for a dog. Also the exhaust fumes will over come their sense of smell very quick.

Just saying.

8~\o

Yeah.....loudness probably wouldn't be a problem.....but the exhaust issue would be......so that option has been nixed....Thanks
 

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