My Puppy Loves To Ride!!!

[OneSickPsycho]

Originally Posted by TIGGER

About 15 lbs,he's a minature version so I should be able to bring him for a while!



Yea,I bought a harness and have him strapped in pretty good.



I honestly appreciate the concern but it's no different than bringing any loved one on your bike in my opinion. For what it's worth,just like when I ride two-up,I take it SUPER EASY to minimize the risk. You can't tell but I have him strapped into a "capsule" and have put foam all around. Quite frankly,other than stunting,I don't remember ever seeing the top of a tank get damaged too often,so he's probably safer than I am.

You can justify it any way you want, but the truth is... people have the comprehension skills to accept the risk (not to mention the gear), whereas your dog does not.

[Quick281]

I would be worried about the little guy too, but these are the choices we make.

[eyeorknee]

Originally Posted by OneSickPsycho

You can justify it any way you want, but the truth is... people have the comprehension skills to accept the risk (not to mention the gear), whereas your dog does not.

First off, I agree with OSP and would never put my dog on my bike for the above stated reason. When it comes down to it, however, it is ultimately your decision to make for your dog as all decisions concerning their safety and handling inherently are.

Second of all:

Originally Posted by Rae

thats the cutest damn pup I have ever seen!!! How big is he sposed to get?

I agree that your dog is damn cute, but for love and pride of my own, I beg to differ regarding the title of "cutest damn pup"! lol:




Congrats to the newest edition of your family.

[Mr Lefty]

what kinda pup is that eyeorknee? definatly a cute pup

[z06boy]

Cute pup. I was considering that breed when looking for a small dog for in the house but didn't want the same common breeds that I see everywhere.

I ended up with a Shiba Inu. I almost got the Sckipperkee (sp?)...both cute little dogs.

My Shiba Inu being a male is supposed to be 18-23 lbs. on average but mine is 30 lbs.

[Amber Lamps]

Originally Posted by OneSickPsycho

You can justify it any way you want, but the truth is... people have the comprehension skills to accept the risk (not to mention the gear), whereas your dog does not.

Oh I'm not justifying anything. It's my dog and I'll do whatever I want with him. I take him in the truck,what's the difference?

Anyway,I'm not THAT stupid,I know you're just trying to pick a fight with me for fun but it ain't gonna work!

[Mr Lefty]

Originally Posted by TIGGER

Oh I'm not justifying anything. It's my dog and I'll do whatever I want with him. I take him in the truck,what's the difference?

Anyway,I'm not THAT stupid,I know you're just trying to pick a fight with me for fun but it ain't gonna work!

not to start another argument Tigger... but in a truck... he's got a bunch of steel around him to protect him... he's not gonna go flipping down the road bashing his head against the pavement.

[Cutty72]

Originally Posted by Ebbs15

not to start another argument Tigger... but in a truck... he's got a bunch of steel around him to protect him... he's not gonna go flipping down the road bashing his head against the pavement.

Unless he's in the box (where my dog would be) and decides to jump out...

[Mr Lefty]

true... but in the event of an accident there's still a good chance he'd stay in the bed.
(and if you don't tie your dog down in the bed your an idiot IMO)

[Amber Lamps]

Originally Posted by Ebbs15

not to start another argument Tigger... but in a truck... he's got a bunch of steel around him to protect him... he's not gonna go flipping down the road bashing his head against the pavement.

Yep,oh well it's my dog. Although I wonder what hurts worse,hitting the dash or skidding along the ground in a padded and re-enforced tankbag? Read all the posts,he's wearing a harness,he's strapped in and the bag is attached to the bikev ca ,l vcccccxm,m (this last part was written by Nimbus)