Training is for the dogs!
01-31-06, 02:43 PM
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Training is for the dogs!
Talk about interesting bike gear. Some kind of springy leash adapter.
This woman is trying to get her giant poodle "on the razor" for the Westminster Dog Show.
This woman is trying to get her giant poodle "on the razor" for the Westminster Dog Show.
01-31-06, 03:46 PM
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Originally Posted by EURO
If I had a dog, and that gizmo, I would have worn it to a bloody hunk of meat by now.
Hey, let's take up a collection and send EURO a dog!
01-31-06, 04:57 PM
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I used to have a 125 lb Malamute. He loved to run. A neighbor suggested hooking him up to the bike and letting him pull me around.
Only problem with that is that he hates cats. He once dragged all 220 lbs of me down the road by his leash (and choke collar) trying to get to a cat. It's the worst road rash I've ever had.
I couldn't imagine what would happen if I had been on a bike when that happened. He was an extremely strong dog.
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Only problem with that is that he hates cats. He once dragged all 220 lbs of me down the road by his leash (and choke collar) trying to get to a cat. It's the worst road rash I've ever had.
I couldn't imagine what would happen if I had been on a bike when that happened. He was an extremely strong dog.
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Some guy came into the shop I was working at at the time with one of those things, and when I put the bike on the repair stand I touched his seat and it was wet. GROSS, yeah so those things are ridiculous.
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Originally Posted by EURO
If I had a dog, and that gizmo, I would have worn it to a bloody hunk of meat by now.
01-31-06, 07:45 PM
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Originally Posted by EURO
If I had a dog, and that gizmo, I would have worn it to a bloody hunk of meat by now.
02-02-06, 03:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Sincitycycler
I dunno...one of these canines will drop you if you can't average at least 37 mph on the flats...
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