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Awesome!
Do they make a cat model? Or a model where you can attach a hyperactive 2 year old kid?SanAnMan said:
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Look at the abuse to the poor dog! He's got his fingers on the brakes holding the poor animal back! Woah there bud you may break 10 mph with a dog pushing your 180 lb self along!
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Isn't the poor mutt's johnson gonna be awfully cold? That's the most important part to keep warm! Of course, he IS ready for action any time his ***** is ready for him.[email protected] said:
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I have ridden one of these
My wife and I were in Bend back in October, running our dog at the dog park, and the guy who sells them came along on the thing with his dog.
We both demo'ed it (with his dog, not ours, since there's some training involved, though I think our dog would only take about 20 seconds to figure it out and decide it's pretty cool). It works really well. We've considered getting one, because we live on a riverside bike path and it would be a great way to give the dog a little more exercise than our normal walks, for times we don't have time to go out and really run him on MTB rides.
Here's a link: http://hometown.aol.com/mschue5938/dogpoweredscooter.html
My wife and I were in Bend back in October, running our dog at the dog park, and the guy who sells them came along on the thing with his dog.
We both demo'ed it (with his dog, not ours, since there's some training involved, though I think our dog would only take about 20 seconds to figure it out and decide it's pretty cool). It works really well. We've considered getting one, because we live on a riverside bike path and it would be a great way to give the dog a little more exercise than our normal walks, for times we don't have time to go out and really run him on MTB rides.
Here's a link: http://hometown.aol.com/mschue5938/dogpoweredscooter.html
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I've installed a couple leash holders for bikes at the shop
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Why "Poor dog"?Trevor! said:
Dogs bred for pulling love to pull. My Malamute doesn't understand his harness but he'll pull on his collar like you wouldn't believe. I just hook the leash to the handlebars on the bike and let him tire himself out pulling me around the neighborhood.
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$270 just for the outrigger - thats rediculous - I have two large german shepards that would love those things and I would consider getting a couple of these things but that price is outragious - Another $240 or so gets you an "approved" scooter. hmmm $510 dollars that could be spent on bike parts instead.
Great idea though
JG
$270 just for the outrigger - thats rediculous - I have two large german shepards that would love those things and I would consider getting a couple of these things but that price is outragious - Another $240 or so gets you an "approved" scooter. hmmm $510 dollars that could be spent on bike parts instead.
Great idea though
JG
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