Do you guys drive with your dogs in the car?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks

Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
but maybe the fact tat they were three big dogs in a very small coupe in a very hot country had something to do with it
But… we have 3 English Bulldogs….
This is Dudley, the old man, he just turned 4 on the 18th….

This Dudley and his woman… she is 3 ½….

This is Boulder, Dudley and Daisy’s son, he just turned 1 yesterday…

As you can tell, they fill up the car quick… haha
For the 55, if you are considering having the dogs roll with you, I would look into one of these….
http://www.silverstaroutfitters.com/...protectors.cfm
In the long run it will save you seats from getting torn up by their nails.
What ever you do, don’t let the dog roll in the front seat, hanging out the window… My old college roommate lost a dog that way…. He had to stop quick b/c of the car in front of him and his dog flew out the front window that was rolled down about 1/3 ….

We had K9 covers make them for both cars that cover the seats/floor/front seat backs and door panels ...They have thick padding and are waterproof
Mercedes makes a cover that is only for the rear seat but leaves the carpet/front seat backs and door panels unprotected
NO damage to the Interior and all the Hair/dander is on the covers..remove and wash in the washer
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Many years ago I was taking our Boxer Dixie to the vet in my 911. She was sitting in the passenger seat when some idiot pulled out from a side street and I had to lock up the brakes. She cracked the windshield with her noggin and knocked herself out cold. I thought she was dead but she was ok with just a knot on her head. I never transport loose in the car anymore.
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I guess this question is tied in to your one about the wagon. Certainly the E55 wagons are great cars. ML63 or even G55 (since you're a diehard Kompressor fan) would work but they are a lot less subtle than a sedan or wagon. If you have the space for a second car then consider that. A truck allows you to go mud plugging and park in areas you just wouldn't in your AMG. One flaw with this plan is trucks suck you in- I'm about to trade the Yota in for a GMC 2500HD and have already bought some mods for it.
Cars like ours could well be soon extinct so, unless you lease (which I don't think you do), I'd say keep your super sedan as clean as you can.
SpeedPeddler- That picture is absolutely sweet. I want to pair my guy, Toro, up with another rescue but he's too aggressive with other dogs so I'm stuck with just him. As regards Dixie, dogs sure have hard heads. Glad she was okay.
Last edited by Carl Lassiter; Jan 21, 2009 at 10:44 AM. Reason: added pic




I have the tray for the beck, covered by a blanket and the integrated screen keeps them in the correct area. they do not ride in the seats.
If it's nasty out, or they've been at the kennel - they ride in the back load floor of the truck (back seats folds out of way and a load floor folds out - they are still in the cab)
It's a car - you can clean it. My detail guy vacuums their hair. I've had dogs in all my cars and they are still way above average when I get rid of them. It all depends on how well you take are of your vehicle.... and kids can do just as much damage - esp when people let them eat in the car.....
Our dog, now down to one after losing one to illness last summer, is a member of our family so travels in whatever car we happen to travel in.
The important thing to be aware of is restraining them inside the car because if ever involved in a collision, they become projectiles inside the car and can damage themselves or others tragically. If on a long distance trip, we put her on the floor in her bed or restrained in a harness to the seat belt receptacle if on a seat.









