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Funny how many people need to give others their .02 on how they use their cars.
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Thank you guys! The main reason I sold my vette was because I couldn't take both boys along. My dog comes to work with me every day. This was the first time I attempted to bring him. I just removed the rear seat bottoms he fits just fine.
Ha you'll be happy to have that picture 20 years down the road, that's a nice one. I was able to fit two rear tires and wheels in my car, I was impressed
Holy cow, glad you're not treating your 996 like a unicorn like some peeps. I honestly didn't think you could fit a St. Bernard in the back. How old is it?
BTW, you're boy looks pissed that you're not going fast enough. LOL
My dog is a Bernese Mountain dog he goes 130 lbs he loves going for rides in anything. He's 3 years old now. And yes my boy is always pissed when were going slow.
Either way Tibetan Mastiff's can get HUGE(at least some western breeds). That breed is certainly the biggest dog I've seen. I used to walk a different way from school when I was a kid just to avoid one.
Here's a fairly "chunky" western person as a comparison. LOL
Pretty sure those are the dogs they trim up and pop into the lion exhibits when times are tight in Chinese zoos. Holy crap, that's a big dog.
You're gonna need a bigger grocery sack.
LOL those are a huge dog, some of the pics online look pretty FuFu of them all pampered. Some are pretty funny looking. The Mountain Dog is as big as I would go dog wise. Honestly I couldn't ask for a better pet.
Got my first are you nuts from someone who saw me with my cargo load in the 996 haha. Funny how many people need to give others their .02 on how they use their cars.
Far cry from the 997 cab i saw last night with a little yippie thing riding in back. Guess the 996 really is the better car
If you plan it well it is quite shocking how much you can cram in a 996 coupe. Wish i had a pic from when my wife was a dance studio manager and was DDing it.
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