What type of car do you drive with you CsV??

djb_yan · 19-09-2011, 02:42

That cage looks great! Thanks for the great feedback guys

and yokidomari, after I've seen you fit Ghost and the others into your xd - it looks like I don't necessarily have to look towards a SUV for the right vehicle

Silvester · 19-09-2011, 07:13

As often, Mikaels postings are most interesting and informative...!

Best greetings to Sweden

Uli alias Silvester

Morian · 19-09-2011, 14:32

i want this cage too, but i didn't find how much it would cost

i drive nissan almera, maximum 5 dogs fit...

bite · 19-09-2011, 15:18

hi everyone

well my CSW Saygo loves my VW GOLF estate.... he jums in the boot very easily and waits when we open the boot to take the leash...never had run away on the street or smht... i had a honda civic before...well it's good if you travel with your friend (human) and 2 csw...

Morian · 19-09-2011, 15:20

Quote:

Originally Posted by bite

VW GOLF estate....

it is time to create a new brand of cars specifically for us - WOLFSWAGEN

Silvester · 19-09-2011, 16:10

Hey Morian, nice game with words ! I like "Wolfswagen"...!

You´re good in German language...

But did you know already that "Volkswagen" originally was only produced in a town named "Wolfsburg"??

So you had the right imagination....

Strastwujitje to you in Russia !

Uli alias Silvester

Morian · 19-09-2011, 16:15

wolfsburg, really? i didn't know

very nice, so vw had a chance to be wolfswagen maybe

anyway if one day i buy vw - i will change the logo into wolfswagen, just for fun

hallo to you in germany

Mikael · 19-09-2011, 20:26

This one might be a good dogcar

Best regards / Mikael

saschia · 20-09-2011, 17:35

Fiat Punto classic. Have a cage in the back and use backseats for baggage in case I travel far (2100 km in 4 days, for example). For short trips (10-15 km), Frei fits in the cage together with her similarly sized friend without problems.

Before I used my father's Toyota Yaris (3 door version), good for driving short trips without any conversion, and with backseats put down (mostly for the dog's safety - I didn't want her mauled in case some big truck does not notice me in front of him) used for cca 2x1000 km trip for the mating (only me and Frei in the car). I used the shotgun seat for baggage and dog food (frozen meat) for the week-long trip.

My friend has Ford Mondeo, with most of the back space turned to spacious cage, but there is enough space between the cage and back seats for quite a lot of baggage. Once we drove the whole pack of puppies (8 pcs aged cca 4 weeks) in the cage, while the back seats where down, one half of the created space turned to a space for the Frei (again very spacious) and the rest was for baggage for 2 people and the pack for 3-4 days including food for all and puppy-fence. And everyone was quite comportable

Tassle · 21-10-2011, 15:16

My travelling dog kennel.....
The outside

and inside

saschia · 20-09-2011, 17:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by Morian

it is time to create a new brand of cars specifically for us - WOLFSWAGEN

I think Pato should get a patent for that one (he has the copyright already

) - he converted an old Lada into one - the sedan model, so we used the trunk as trunk, the back seats were taken off, and there was a Skoda - Favorit mash screwed to a wooden barrier to keep the dog from getting to front seats. For longer parking the windows were open and fitted with another mesh - hard to describe but enough to keep the dog in but the car ventilated. Although he needed to repair the front seat once - Frei managed to tear off the wooden wall, and chew through the drivers seat to be able to sit in front waiting for us to return.

Morian · 20-09-2011, 17:48

Quote:

Originally Posted by saschia

I think Pato should get a patent for that one (he has the copyright already

) - he converted an old Lada into one - the sedan model, so we used the trunk as trunk, the back seats were taken off, and there was a Skoda - Favorit mash screwed to a wooden barrier to keep the dog from getting to front seats. For longer parking the windows were open and fitted with another mesh - hard to describe but enough to keep the dog in but the car ventilated. Although he needed to repair the front seat once - Frei managed to tear off the wooden wall, and chew through the drivers seat to be able to sit in front waiting for us to return.

lada? haha incredible

19-09-2011, 14:32	#3
Morian Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: USSR Posts: 2,047	i want this cage too, but i didn't find how much it would cost i drive nissan almera, maximum 5 dogs fit... __________________

19-09-2011, 16:15	#7
Morian Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: USSR Posts: 2,047	wolfsburg, really? i didn't know very nice, so vw had a chance to be wolfswagen maybe anyway if one day i buy vw - i will change the logo into wolfswagen, just for fun hallo to you in germany __________________

19-09-2011, 20:26	#8
Mikael Scandinavian Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Stockholm Posts: 1,089	This one might be a good dogcar Best regards / Mikael __________________ _________________________________________________ Hronec, Rasty, Zilja Kennel, Wolfdog of Sweden* http://kennelwolfdogofsweden.vpsite.se/Home.html http://www.facebook.com/pages/Wolfdo...53067971392916

20-09-2011, 17:35	#9
saschia Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Bratislava Posts: 936	Fiat Punto classic. Have a cage in the back and use backseats for baggage in case I travel far (2100 km in 4 days, for example). For short trips (10-15 km), Frei fits in the cage together with her similarly sized friend without problems. Before I used my father's Toyota Yaris (3 door version), good for driving short trips without any conversion, and with backseats put down (mostly for the dog's safety - I didn't want her mauled in case some big truck does not notice me in front of him) used for cca 2x1000 km trip for the mating (only me and Frei in the car). I used the shotgun seat for baggage and dog food (frozen meat) for the week-long trip. My friend has Ford Mondeo, with most of the back space turned to spacious cage, but there is enough space between the cage and back seats for quite a lot of baggage. Once we drove the whole pack of puppies (8 pcs aged cca 4 weeks) in the cage, while the back seats where down, one half of the created space turned to a space for the Frei (again very spacious) and the rest was for baggage for 2 people and the pack for 3-4 days including food for all and puppy-fence. And everyone was quite comportable __________________ Saschia (Sasa Zahradnikova) http://www.chiens-loup-tchecoslovaqu...ei-et-damon.ws

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19-09-2011, 02:42	#1
djb_yan Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 7	That cage looks great! Thanks for the great feedback guys and yokidomari, after I've seen you fit Ghost and the others into your xd - it looks like I don't necessarily have to look towards a SUV for the right vehicle

19-09-2011, 07:13	#2
Silvester Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Germany Posts: 369	As often, Mikaels postings are most interesting and informative...! Best greetings to Sweden Uli alias Silvester

19-09-2011, 15:18	#4
bite Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Vilnius Posts: 105	hi everyone well my CSW Saygo loves my VW GOLF estate.... he jums in the boot very easily and waits when we open the boot to take the leash...never had run away on the street or smht... i had a honda civic before...well it's good if you travel with your friend (human) and 2 csw...

19-09-2011, 16:10	#6
Silvester Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Germany Posts: 369	Hey Morian, nice game with words ! I like "Wolfswagen"...! You´re good in German language... But did you know already that "Volkswagen" originally was only produced in a town named "Wolfsburg"?? So you had the right imagination.... Strastwujitje to you in Russia ! Uli alias Silvester

21-10-2011, 15:16	#10
Tassle Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Cornwall Posts: 137	My travelling dog kennel..... The outside and inside