Dammit! Why can't I get my Chihuahua Nico, who like all of his breed loves
to burrow -- wraps himself up in the bedding until he can't be found -- why
can't I get him to accept a small portable kennel or pet carry bag?
I tried a small plastic kennel, but gave up. A year before I'd ordered a
Assuming you're serious...
try positive reinforcement (aka sheer, utter, shameless bribery with one
thing your dog loves the most. sometimes it happens to be the stinkiest
tennis balls, hot dogs, or smelliest cat food (uhmm, I'm running on a theme
here)).
It could also be that your dog is just
Two posts from a number of years ago, most of the health/behavior problem
solved at least for now, but wink still likes baskets and bags and will
ride around the block with me. His complete freakouts when dogs are near
and barking prevents me from taking him further afield.
we've taken Nala on bike rides from the time she was a kitten
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v728/bulldog1935/Raleigh/AP6190008-1.jpg
Abbys also take to leashes
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v728/bulldog1935/Raleigh/aP6240015.jpg
kayaking
I am very serious under my foolish exterior. I very much would like to rig
a Nico carrying system but patience (as I hitherto understand it) and
treats haven't worked.
I got Nico from the pound -- interesting aside: my daughter and I were
walking through the kennel aisles where it seemed that
I can't even get Nico into a basket! Or, I can forcibly pick him up and
shove him into one, but he'll immediately jump out.
My dream is to construct a nice rigid portable kennel/pannier that fits
onto the side or even the top of a rear rack. But Nico ain't cooperating.
I offered my daughter $50
When my service dog Ardie was alive, he would run next to me as I rode my
Greenspeed trike. When I was going faster than 18 mph, I'd put him in the
cargo basket in the back. Here are photos from our trip to the West Coast
in 2004:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/32311885@N07/15941043312/
and
Hmm.
Has Nico tried a thundershirt? They are supposed to help with anxiety.
Have you considered putting into one of those pet carrier backpacks and
riding with that? This might sound kind of silly, but if Nico is strapped
to your back and you start biking and he realizes that this is a One True
I tried with the well reviewed Timbuktu pet backpack but it was strictly no
go.
On Wed, Dec 3, 2014 at 6:56 PM, Eunice Chang sleepyn...@gmail.com wrote:
Hmm.
Has Nico tried a thundershirt? They are supposed to help with anxiety.
Have you considered putting into one of those pet carrier
my wife zipped up my cat Ninja in an olive shopsack
https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-uglEATTzB54/VH5Jsi27b0I/AMw/mmBXZizXARc/s1600/049.JPG
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On Thu, Nov 27, 2014 at 7:14 PM, jeffrey kane jsk_onl...@mac.com wrote:
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any time I leave mine on the ground:
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cats love any kind of box or bag
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