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The Italian One
Join Date: Sep 2001
Location: Minnesota, USA
Posts: 8,639
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This week we have another wonderful topic submitted by one of our wonderful Admin;
What is your dream vehicle for GSDs? This doesn't have to be a vehicle that is already out there on the market. It's what you'd have if you could make a dream vehicle. What would you include in the vehicle and why? (I'm curious to see how creative all of you members are. )
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Crowned Member
Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: South Texas
Posts: 6,290
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I think Toyota's FJ Cruiser would be the ultimate driving machine for the dogs. It's interior is made so it can all get wet (I think it's basically rubber with the exception of the seats). It is 4 wheel drive and made to get to those off road places. It has an area in the back like an SUV so my dogs can be comfortable in the back. If Hondo barfs, I just hose it out. Perfect!
For me: it has speakers through out the vehicle to tone out hubby's constant "You're going too fast". |
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Elite Member
Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Winter Haven, FL USA
Posts: 1,575
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The dog and me would be rockin'!!!
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Senior Member
Join Date: Apr 2010
Posts: 347
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if i had the money, we'd cruise around in an Escalade all day lol. either that or a lifted hummer we could take into the woods to a nice swimming hole :-) Or wait...both! City cruiser=escalade then the hummer goes boonen'! lol
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Crowned Member
Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: South Texas
Posts: 6,290
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Great idea! We'll add a silence chamber....outside the vehicle, like on one of those brackets in the back that holds a bike or wheel chair. We'll give them A/C, cause we are just nice that way..... |
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Crowned Member
Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Illinois
Posts: 3,748
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It would be an SUV type. 4X4. Hybrid. large cargo area. seats that fold up out of the way or taken out. Durable easy clean interior that looks nice but I can hose it out if needed. I want a lift type thing...like the Dodge Nitro only I want that loader to come down about knee high. I want the dash areas and all crevaces to be sealed good so hair does not party there. Power plugs in the cargo area. Like K9 unit cars I want a push button and door opens option..mini vans have that don't they? I think most importantly they need to come up with a filter system that catches the floating dog hair. heated seats, ac vents all around, sunroof, good sound system, home for my ipod, loudspeaker lol
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Moderator
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Mont Co, PA
Posts: 4,630
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Does anyone have the dog friendly Honda Element?
I was considering it last year but I don't like the boxy look and I drive more than the dog so I need a comfy car.
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Junior Member
Join Date: Jul 2010
Posts: 28
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MY Hilux ute is pretty good, with a canopy and doggy proof windows. Its a toughdeck so she can get ll wet and muddy and jump in and its easy to clean - also my car doesn't smell like dog! (Tho it does smell like horse from all the horse gear in the front, thats the real reason shes in the back!)
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