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Mvons · 03-03-2007, 01:59 PM

Bonnie, Yours could jump 4ft?, and I thought 3ft fence was incredible when Pepper escaped from the kitchen x-pen and forced us to buy the tallest one. They are so darn smart.

The harness I'd never use for the back of the truck. People throw things. Securing a crate back there is the only option, but only when we get a shell.

Debi, The harness that fits on the seatbelt is a feasible option. I had no idea they could fit on a lapbelt. I thought it was just the baby car seat hook that was used which is why I didn't check them out. I am light enough weight that I could have it connects on my lapbelt (wouldn't be too much for the belt). We could install a hook on the floorboard if we have a bed down there.

My husband called and he said the truck was monster size. Yes quite a change from a small toyota to a 3/4 ton. I'm eager to see the cab as a kennel may fit on the floorboard!...I have short legs.

I'm still curious if anyone puts their dog in a kennel/crate in the shell area of a truck.

Merrie

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Mvons Senior Member Status: Offline Posts: 198 Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Idyllwild, CA, mountains above Palm Springs	03-03-2007, 01:59 PM Bonnie, Yours could jump 4ft?, and I thought 3ft fence was incredible when Pepper escaped from the kitchen x-pen and forced us to buy the tallest one. They are so darn smart. The harness I'd never use for the back of the truck. People throw things. Securing a crate back there is the only option, but only when we get a shell. Debi, The harness that fits on the seatbelt is a feasible option. I had no idea they could fit on a lapbelt. I thought it was just the baby car seat hook that was used which is why I didn't check them out. I am light enough weight that I could have it connects on my lapbelt (wouldn't be too much for the belt). We could install a hook on the floorboard if we have a bed down there. My husband called and he said the truck was monster size. Yes quite a change from a small toyota to a 3/4 ton. I'm eager to see the cab as a kennel may fit on the floorboard!...I have short legs. I'm still curious if anyone puts their dog in a kennel/crate in the shell area of a truck. Merrie