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While we are on this subject, how do I get the one on the right into the one on the left?


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Originally Posted By CBM
While we are on this subject, how do I get the one on the right into the one on the left?

Quite simple: drop a fat rat into the tonneau when the right is next to your left one.
I bet the dog jumps in (and than you better walk away not to watch the desaster )😈


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We always make our dog Lotti wear the right head gear !! It's HEALTH AND SAFETY you know!!
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Took a while to get over the demise of my much loved spaniel featured in my summer avatar but missed taking the dog in the passenger seat of the Mog on a nice day.

So a few weeks ago Dachshund Millie arrived. Muddy paws and creme leather do not mix so ordered a soft material dog carrier in her size to pop on the passenger seat.



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And remember

A MOG is for life, not just Christmas !

(Might have got mixed up a bit there)


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Originally Posted By howard
Interesting comments. We are havering about getting a pup and with two 2 seaters and a saloon with seperate bot, we are wondering abou the practicality. The dog would be springer sized.

From what people are posting it sound as if its quite practical albeit neither 2 seater has any room behind the seats so its footwell only

Any tips aboput the pitfalls of puppy buying - what to do and what not to do?


Surely Howard, if you are thinking of getting a dog, you will pontificate about it for a couple of years, perhaps go and visit a couple of breeders and then get a cat.... somestick

And then consider that it needs more stripes.... rofl

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the dog is a 16 week old cocker spaniel bitch. Placed her behind the seats on towels that form part of her bed. Drove 30 minuties to a beach, coffee and a good run on the beach, drove back. She was fine the only real risk was from other cars when she popped up to have a look around. Her lead was held by my partner. A great first outing in the Morgan for a young dog. Thanks to those who replied.

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