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MissGambler'sMommy · 10-20-2006, 01:02 PM

I mentioned this in a past post, just got around to taking photos. Miss Gambler happily travels back and forth to Las Vegas quite often in this bed, and I highly recommend it. The cover comes off and is washable, and it also hides two drawers for snacks and essentials. Having been involved in a awful rollover accident I know how important it is to have them secured and protected. The bed is strapped in, there is a leash that attaches to their collar and gives them plenty of movement on the bed, and if there is a sudden jolt the seatbelt protects the bed and dog the same as it would a child, no flying around. In my accident, all the glass blew and every piece of big heavy luggage, my purse and even the shoes on my feet flew out of the vehicle, so I know the movement of objects when in an accident!

10-20-2006, 01:02 PM	#1 (permalink)
MissGambler'sMommy Banned Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: San Francisco Bay area, but commute to Las Vegas, with Miss Gambler, for work Posts: 431	Safest dog bed for car when traveling... I mentioned this in a past post, just got around to taking photos. Miss Gambler happily travels back and forth to Las Vegas quite often in this bed, and I highly recommend it. The cover comes off and is washable, and it also hides two drawers for snacks and essentials. Having been involved in a awful rollover accident I know how important it is to have them secured and protected. The bed is strapped in, there is a leash that attaches to their collar and gives them plenty of movement on the bed, and if there is a sudden jolt the seatbelt protects the bed and dog the same as it would a child, no flying around. In my accident, all the glass blew and every piece of big heavy luggage, my purse and even the shoes on my feet flew out of the vehicle, so I know the movement of objects when in an accident!