Thanks, Wally and Brad.
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Patrick Moore wrote:
>
> Adding to the original question: how did you (all) train your dog *not* to
> jump out of whatever conveyance it was in? I'd like to find a way to carry
> my ~20 lb dog to the dog park some 3 miles away, but he's hardly one to sit
> still unless restrained in some way.
>
I put the milk crate in the middle of the living room. A few days of
this
Then put the crate on the side so the top was perpendicular to the floor.
Put a treat for him to go in to get it. A few more days of this...
Then flipped it upright so he then had to jump into the crate to get the
t
Adding to the original question: how did you (all) train your dog *not* to
jump out of whatever conveyance it was in? I'd like to find a way to carry
my ~20 lb dog to the dog park some 3 miles away, but he's hardly one to sit
still unless restrained in some way.
On Fri, Jun 22, 2018 at 8:15 AM, An
I once tried it with a trailer and my 40ish-pound dog, and she jumped out of it
within the first 20 feet. I gave up after a couple more tires. Goes without
saying to try it in a park or on a residential street before trying streets
with traffic.
Last Saturday at Rivelo’s anniversary party, thei
I do it all the time with my terrier. She stays on the leash which I hold,
because she's a hyper dog and in NYC there's lots of stimulation...if she
jumps out (happened ONCE, but...) I let the leash run through my fingers
until she hits the ground, so she can't run into traffic. Mostly it's
g
I think it work well, as long as the dog is light enough and not too
scampery -- I can imagine the sudden weight shifts as an excited dog
scampers about a large basket.
And yes, some dogs do bail. My then wife and I were very cutely carrying
our 2 young Shi Tzu in a crate on the rear carrier, brot
I've installed this basket on a couple customer bikes. It's not as fancy
looking as some of the others, but it seems well designed.
https://www.amazon.com/Axiom-Basket-Handlebar-Mounts-Black/dp/B003OFZ8YQ/ref=as_li_ss_tl?&linkCode=sl1&tag=ajc58-20&linkId=df2a036ae3b11410165fb8b1c9409d97
On Wed,
https://www.k9ofmine.com/dog-bike-baskets/
On Wed, Jun 20, 2018 at 12:46 PM, Jim S. wrote:
> I'm thinking about carrying a small dog in a Wald basket - I think the dog
> would love it.
>
> I've never tried it. I have two questions. (1) If you carry your dog on
> your bike, and have photos, would
I'm thinking about carrying a small dog in a Wald basket - I think the dog
would love it.
I've never tried it. I have two questions. (1) If you carry your dog on
your bike, and have photos, would you mind sharing? (2) I'm not sure if I
can trust the dog to not jump out - any ideas on safely sec
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