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(03-10-2015, 07:25 PM)Janie C. Keary Wrote: Hi everyone! I used to have a Berlingo, but have since changed to the Grand C4 Picasso. I loved my Berlingo,! I had it for our three Irish Wolfhounds but soon found that, as the windows do not roll down in the back, our three furkids were missing out on sticking their heads out of the windows.
You should have kept the Berlingo and let them take it in turns to ride shotgun
Best of luck with the luggage net the only one I've seen is on eBay with a
99p start and no bids
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(06-10-2015, 07:39 AM)Opensauce Wrote: A Berlingo net sold on ebay yesterday for £14.54. link
That's the one I linked in the second post
You're not going to retire on the proceeds if that's anything to go by.
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There is an alternative view about dogs and windows. I
have seen them with goggles.
From the Pets Health Network.
Dogs love the wind in their face but bad things can happen. First, foreign objects like leaves, insects and rocks can strike them with tremendous velocity. Just think back to the damage a tiny pebble might have done to your windshield or the finish of your car. The cornea of a dog’s eye is far more delicate and damages are not so easily repaired. Similarly, foreign bodies can find their way into a dog’s ear or nose and cause severe inflammation.
Even worse, a dog could jump through an open window or be thrown from the car during a swerve or collision. The least severe injury that would result is road rash or a broken leg. That of course assumes he isn’t hit by another car. A dog in the back of a car may look cute but sudden braking or swerving could transform it into a hurling mass of fur and muscle that could cause fatal injuries to the dog or a passenger.
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