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Old 04-08-2009, 08:34 PM
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I've never carried a dog on an atv before, and was wondering what you guys have found to work. I took him for a quick ride around the house, and he seemed to like it, but dont have a place to put him. It's a corgi, about 30lbs. A soft general use "box" looks like it would be good for him, but dont know how hard it would be to clean when it gets muddy. A hard plastic box would be easier to clean, but would need some padding. Any ideas?

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Maybe a hard plastic box but with a small padded dog bed placed in it?
 
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i put my feet up on the front fenders and my yorky sits his butt on the seat and front feet on the gas tank.. i want to get him gogles he loves it..
 
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Old 04-08-2009, 09:05 PM
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used to have a 110lb choc lab that loved to ride on the rear rack I have rack extenders that helped
 
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Old 04-08-2009, 09:13 PM
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Here is our 6 lbs toy fox terrier, bicycle basket attached to the back rack with a sheep skin pad/ We can not start the quads without her being right there to ride.

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Thanks for the ideas. Maybe use the hard plastic box with velcro holding the pads in place, but easy to remove for washing?

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Old 04-08-2009, 10:01 PM
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I have a 90lb black lap it either rides between me and the handle bars sitting straight up, on the rough trails or on the back rack on smoother going trails and roads. Its been doing it since a pup and is 10 years old now.
 
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Old 04-08-2009, 10:12 PM
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Originally Posted by CO500EFI
I've never carried a dog on an atv before, and was wondering what you guys have found to work. I took him for a quick ride around the house, and he seemed to like it, but dont have a place to put him. It's a corgi, about 30lbs. A soft general use "box" looks like it would be good for him, but dont know how hard it would be to clean when it gets muddy. A hard plastic box would be easier to clean, but would need some padding. Any ideas?

Mike
My german shorthaired pointer loves to ride on the back (seat and rack). She just sits on the back and I try to go easy. Dog loves it.
 
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I would get one of the lock and ride bags and put some seat cushions in it. That should work for Fido.
 


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