Seatbelt ideas for center console? Have
Ramblin Fever
01-09-2006, 05:22 PM
a little chihuhua that likes to ride shot-gun but can't see out the window from the front passanger seat, so instead, he sits on my center console and has pretty good grippers :eek7: - but, I'd much prefer him to be buckled in.
He weighs 6# and I generally buckle him into the front seat seatbelt, but he cries cause he can't see.
Any ideas? I hate the thought of having to slam on the brakes :uhoh:
He weighs 6# and I generally buckle him into the front seat seatbelt, but he cries cause he can't see.
Any ideas? I hate the thought of having to slam on the brakes :uhoh:
Canucklehead
01-09-2006, 05:33 PM
a little chihuhua that likes to ride shot-gun but can't see out the window from the front passanger seat, so instead, he sits on my center console and has pretty good grippers :eek7: - but, I'd much prefer him to be buckled in.
He weighs 6# and I generally buckle him into the front seat seatbelt, but he cries cause he can't see.
Any ideas? I hate the thought of having to slam on the brakes :uhoh:A 6# chihuhua isn't a dog... it's food for dogs. Get a bigger pooch :evillol:
J/k. How about making him a booster seat that you can secure in place with the lap portion of the seatbelt..
He weighs 6# and I generally buckle him into the front seat seatbelt, but he cries cause he can't see.
Any ideas? I hate the thought of having to slam on the brakes :uhoh:A 6# chihuhua isn't a dog... it's food for dogs. Get a bigger pooch :evillol:
J/k. How about making him a booster seat that you can secure in place with the lap portion of the seatbelt..
directory
01-09-2006, 05:48 PM
you could get a booster seet found at mcdonalds and cut 2 slots towards the butt to allow for the seet belt to go through. then place it in the passenger seat. put a couple of eye bolts through the booster seet and attach a body harness to the dog and 2 straps to the seat. that might work...
or you could just duct tape him to the dash :bigthumb: :rofl:
or you could just duct tape him to the dash :bigthumb: :rofl:
Ramblin Fever
01-09-2006, 07:21 PM
A 6# chihuhua isn't a dog... it's food for dogs. Get a bigger pooch :evillol:
:jump3:
That's hilarious!
Sometimes I wonder if the big dogs are gonna be HIS food! He's a little guy with a BIG guy attitude - this big black lab down the road cries :disappoin every time he sees my little chihuhua walk down the road. It's such a hoot.
Had a big girl for 15yrs, she was a Dalmatian/Alaskan Malalmute mix, she was quite the girl. Only she was too big for the back-seat, let-alone the front seat, she was happy back in the cargo area with her bed.
Many people wondered if I was hauling a horse - she made my little chihuhua look a speck in the road.
:jump3:
That's hilarious!
Sometimes I wonder if the big dogs are gonna be HIS food! He's a little guy with a BIG guy attitude - this big black lab down the road cries :disappoin every time he sees my little chihuhua walk down the road. It's such a hoot.
Had a big girl for 15yrs, she was a Dalmatian/Alaskan Malalmute mix, she was quite the girl. Only she was too big for the back-seat, let-alone the front seat, she was happy back in the cargo area with her bed.
Many people wondered if I was hauling a horse - she made my little chihuhua look a speck in the road.
Canucklehead
01-09-2006, 07:37 PM
Google "dog booster seat" (http://www.google.com/search?q=dog+booster+seat&start=0&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official) and you'll find a couple that might work for about 20 bones (hehe :iceslolan).
directory
01-10-2006, 09:45 PM
...might work for about 20 bones..
:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :D
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