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scheming_gypsy wrote: »

are you for real? they don't trap them in a prison no more than taking a cat / puppy to the vets in a pet carrier. They're not 'trapped in a confined space' they're in the boot whilst being transported from one location to another, ie from the home to the park and back.
A car is still a confined space so are you saying dogs shouldn't be allowed in cars either? should all dog owners buy a winnebago so the dog thinks it's still at home whilst being transported to the park? or would that result in relocation stress?

Hey, you got me all wrong!
I was talking about leaving a dog in a car!
nothing wrong with transporting it, i wasnt refering to the post about dog guard btw, you assumed it!
The Pmiester

Thepmiester wrote: »

Hey, you got me all wrong!
I was talking about leaving a dog in a car!
nothing wrong with transporting it, i wasn't referring to the post about dog guard btw, you assumed it!
The Pmiester

down boy, down
.. sorry, couldn't resist.

find out why the pup is barking before you torture the [EMAIL="cr@p"]!!!!!![/EMAIL] out of it.

We have a Staffy and she can lay on the back seat with a rug on it or she can lay on the floor. We have a seat belt hook up with her harness which stops her getting in the front.
If you take a dog out in the car to go for a walk then the dog will come back in the same car (reasonable assumption) dog on walkies = dog with some dirt on it. so clear the bloody car later:mad: . or better still, just walk the dog, don't use the car, reduce your carbon footprint / save money on petrol

!!!!!! get real

scheming_gypsy wrote: »

i agree then although it was easy enough to assume it as you quoted somebody talking about the dog guards.

Hey i wasnt targeting that specific part of the post, just about leaving your dog in the car, and saying how cruel it is, not nessecarily them doing it.
The Pmiester
ps.like your maiden avatar

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hahahaha im rofl