[nagdu] taxi transport

[Meghan Whalen]

I put one leg in, turn the dog so her back end is facing towards the 
cab, have her back into the cab and then bring my other leg in. To get 
out, I open the door, bring out one leg, have her hop out, swing out the 
other leg. This takes some practice, but all of my dogs, including my 75 
lb male GSD have figured this out and done it well. This way, tail goes 
in first and has no chance of getting closed in the door, and the dog is 
facing the right way when it is time to get out and has no reason to put 
her paws on the seat at any point.

Meghan

On 6/28/2013 3:58 PM, Cindy Ray wrote:
> This method also requires you to reach clear across to close the door, though I suspect you should be able to do that. *smile*
>
> CL
>
> On Jun 28, 2013, at 3:51 PM, "Julie J." <julielj at neb.rr.com> wrote:
>
>> Another solution I can think of is to get in first in the backseat and slide across to the far side.  the dog would get in next and use the floor space on the opposite side of the vehicle.  You'd end up getting out on the opposite side of where you entered and the dog would follow behind you.  Of course this only works if you have the whole backseat to yourself.
>>
>> Julie
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