Sad, really--saw a black '01 with cap in San Diego
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TUNDRA,
Dogs should always be transported in a VariKennel whenever they are in the back of a truck. A camper shell does not do the trick. If you want to protect your investment(s), and some dogs, whether they be trials dogs, show dogs, hunting dogs, working dogs, or flyball dogs, can be hefty investments. And they become family members.
Dogs in camper shells and dogs on harnessess or collars on line in the bed of a truck are a tragedy waiting to happen. They jump or fall over the side all the time, even when on harness. And then they drag.
Being as that you live in the Great Northwest, you know this already. I still think it should be illegal to put a cap on a Lightning. That's why they make F-150's and 250's. Don't take this post the wrong way.
Peace, brother
Chris
Dogs should always be transported in a VariKennel whenever they are in the back of a truck. A camper shell does not do the trick. If you want to protect your investment(s), and some dogs, whether they be trials dogs, show dogs, hunting dogs, working dogs, or flyball dogs, can be hefty investments. And they become family members.
Dogs in camper shells and dogs on harnessess or collars on line in the bed of a truck are a tragedy waiting to happen. They jump or fall over the side all the time, even when on harness. And then they drag.
Being as that you live in the Great Northwest, you know this already. I still think it should be illegal to put a cap on a Lightning. That's why they make F-150's and 250's. Don't take this post the wrong way.
Peace, brother
Chris