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Hi all
Does anyone transport dogs in their FX?
Are there any good cages or fences?
have a good one all
Does anyone transport dogs in their FX?
Are there any good cages or fences?
have a good one all
sorry to hear of your woes....johnmax said:Ugh. We took the in-laws' Golden Retriever for a ride and the hair is all over the black seat back and the headliner :x . Can't get it off! I guess he can only go in the Avalon now.
Sorry, can't help you with the cage/fence. :?
Heh, another Nissan family! Our other vehicle is an Xterra as well and that's what we use for our dogs. It's not that they wouldn't fit in the FX, it's just that there's no WAY I would actually put them in there. Hair, scratched trim, drool... God, I'm getting hives just thinking about it. :shock:aznwrr said:My dog doesnt fit in the FX too well. He s a English Mastiff and rides in the Xterra. You want to talk about dog hair and drool, let him ride in your car.![]()
Not normally, but two weekends ago I "took one for the team" and helped my boy out; he was diggin' on this foine woman but she wouldn't go out unless someone took out her dateless friend too and ... oh, y'all mean canines, doncha?!zigzag5555 said:Does anyone transport dogs in their FX?
****, I wish I'd've thought of this when I had some "box lint" in the car from my move a couple of months ago!esemes said:have you tried using packing tape to get the hair off?
Box Lint? Hopefully not from the "dateless friend"?kcrudup said:****, I wish I'd've thought of this when I had some "box lint" in the car from my move a couple of months ago!esemes said:have you tried using packing tape to get the hair off?
<snort>daschtick said:Box Lint? Hopefully not from the "dateless friend"?
Nothing to say... it's a smart idea and the best way to keep your dog safe. I'll never understand people who drive with their dog on their lap with its head out the window. You stop short once, say goodbye to your dog.ricofx45 said:Nice. box lint.
Alright, here goes, my wife wanted to get a $70 car seat for our Maltese so he can be strapped in a seatbelt. All 6 pounds of him.
Yeah, and before anyone says anything. Shuddup.
What about the ones who leave 'em in the rear of pick-'em-up trucks?pjo1966 said:I'll never understand people who drive with their dog on their lap with its head out the window.
So, he's more like a "Good Dane", then?Sweet Fx said:He is a great dane, 5 yrs old, 120lbs. He is smaller than other danes.