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Yes and always a HARNESS..there has been a lot of talk about collars especially on smaller dogs about damage to the trachea using a collar.

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Yes and always a HARNESS..there has been a lot of talk about collars especially on smaller dogs about damage to the trachea using a collar.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

My new mini golden doodle loves riding in my 996!

POST 3Original post

Not to be an A** ***E, but I worry about our "babies" in the car, we always have them in car seats in the back. Maybe I'm just a "worrier", but all kinds of s**t happens...short stops, air bag malfunctions....too many idiots on the road.to have them loose in the car. (no less heads out the window)

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Good point. We use this seat belt harness anytime Ranger rides with us. https://www.petco.com/shop/en/petcos...apter-for-pets

POST 5Original post

Yes and always a HARNESS..there has been a lot of talk about collars especially on smaller dogs about damage to the trachea using a collar.

POST 6Original post

Great looking pup. My Great Dane doesn’t fit in the Porsche, so I drive the truck when she comes along. See my avatar photo....

POST 8 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

You are not being anything but thoughtful and caring. Appreciate the thought and insight.

POST 9Original post

Happy pup!! He probably sticks his tongue out at Lexus and Beemer pups.

POST 10Original post

Love this! I have an australian labradoodle and he's not as keen, he sleeps in the footwell and if I do a lot of twisties frequently pukes...lol

POST 11Original post

Pee Pee Eye is older and more mellow now - he sleeps on the freeway, but once he notices we're slowing down, he'll be back at the window. He likes to console surf in the Jeep and the Corvette, but always shotgun in the 996.

POST 12Original post

This was somewhere near LAX , So one can guess the speed we where going .

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