Travel sack for dogs

Jalopnik draws attention to a similar, but sturdier-looking "bird's dog palace," also supported by a running board.

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Posted By: Alex - Thu Apr 30, 2020
Category: Dogs | 1930s | Cars

Comments

Posted by ges on 04/30/20 at 11:40 AM

Too bad Mitt Romney got rid of his running board equipped vehicle(s) and had to use his roof rack :roll:

Posted by John on 04/30/20 at 11:47 AM

I was thinking more of the Griswolds.

Posted by KDP on 04/30/20 at 02:38 PM

These are still a thing. Do a Google search on 'hitch mounted dog kennel'.

Posted by Mike on 05/01/20 at 05:38 AM

Handy. You could carry vicious animals and release them during a road rage incident, while staying safely in the car.

Posted by Virtual in Carnate on 05/01/20 at 06:48 AM

Alright, who thinks that Virtual has the best application of this device?

Posted by KDP on 05/02/20 at 07:56 AM

Takes the grief out of the MIL riding with you.

Posted by irongrampa on 05/03/20 at 09:35 PM

Virtual in Carnate:
Look up the videos on "Trunk Monkey"

Posted by Latemarch on 05/04/20 at 08:21 AM

Thanks, latemarch. They're almost as good as the ads for the Dutch insurance company.

Posted by ges on 05/04/20 at 10:31 AM

This reminds me of those infant playpens that hung outside of windows...

Posted by Brian on 05/07/20 at 09:32 AM

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