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undeterred

(34,658 posts)
6. I don't know.
Sun Nov 11, 2012, 12:49 PM
Nov 2012

My dog isn't used to being crated. I could probably get him to tolerate it for the ride, but the crate I have is so big that it would obscure my vision out the back of the car and I think the crate itself would move around. Its not an airline crate.

This morning I used the seatbelt harness one and put my dog in the passenger seat. He wasn't sure what to do with himself. I parked the car and went inside to get coffee and when I came out it looked like he was gone! But he was lying down on the drivers seat. So he can still move around quite a bit with it on.

My dog is in the car almost every single day. I'm eager to hear answers to this.

Every time the dogs are in the car, phylny Nov 2012 #1
I understand that most accidents occur close to home. elleng Nov 2012 #2
Read that securing pets in cars is now mandatory in NJ. Rhiannon12866 Nov 2012 #3
dog seatbelts irisblue Nov 2012 #4
I don't know. undeterred Nov 2012 #6
The safest is of course restrained newfie11 Nov 2012 #5
Another story. undeterred Nov 2012 #8
I see often posts about dogs newfie11 Nov 2012 #11
Yes. And how frightening. undeterred Nov 2012 #12
Question about harnesses/seat belts BainsBane Nov 2012 #7
Here's one undeterred Nov 2012 #9
Thanks so much! BainsBane Nov 2012 #10
We have a short, Worried senior Nov 2012 #13
One of my cats gets sick in a crate ginnyinWI Nov 2012 #14
Writer Stephen King was hit by a car with an unrestrained dog undeterred Nov 2012 #15
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