Travel with a medium dog

[wixy24]

Hi. Looking for a solution to take my labradoodle into town/city centres and avoid the difficulty of looking to park the motorhome. Does anyone do the same? If so, could you share what you do...she's too big to strap on my back!

 

[reckless]

Many bus/train operators will allow well behaved dogs. We've used bus a couple of times for our slightly crazy cocker spaniel, gave the other passengers something to ooh and aah over

 

[wixy24]

Many bus/train operators will allow well behaved dogs. We've used bus a couple of times for our slightly crazy cocker spaniel, gave the other passengers something to ooh and aah over

Thank you.

 

[Fraggle 22]

We travel with 2 standard poodles. They go on buses and trains. They lay quietly on the floor out of the way. Get lots of attention wherever we go

 

[Reallyretired]

My two have shown no psychic abilities

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[WallaceandGromit]

Never taken our two on either a bus or train apart from the land train Bridlington which poppy the doddle loves

 

[John n Jinny]

They go everywhere we go .

 

[Nirvanauk]

Ours goes on buses all the time but she isn’t allowed on them in France. Quite a lot of taxi firms take them as well just ask. Ours has even been on a ski lift but not sure if that was allowed.

 

[Fraggle 22]

My older one (12 yrs) will go on escalators and loves Glass fronted lifts. The big one ( 7yrs) isn't so keen but absolutely loves buses and trains.

 

[Ridgeway]

Ours go every where in their trailer behind the bike. Parking bike and trailer is much easier that moving the van and we can add the shopping on top on the return trip.

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[Fraggle 22]

Try doing that with a 42kg dog though

 

[Ridgeway]

Try doing that with a 42kg dog though

We have 2 x 20kgs dogs and use a large trailer, some XL ones exist now (Croozer) so size isn’t an issue, human legs maybe though

 

[Fraggle 22]

Aah but the other one weighs 35kg. You would have muscles like knots on cotton pulling them - if you could even get them in

 

[wixy24]

We have 2 x 20kgs dogs and use a large trailer, some XL ones exist now (Croozer) so size isn’t an issue, human legs maybe though

Thank you very much. This is what i had in mind. Seen a motorbike with a carrier on the back but felt a little risky. Just googled carriers and looks safer. Might not cycle though and get an e-bike instead!

 

[wixy24]

Ours go every where in their trailer behind the bike. Parking bike and trailer is much easier that moving the van and we can add the shopping on top on the return trip.

Sorry should have asked. Can you send me a picture or link or brand of the trailer you have please?

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[Ridgeway]

Thank you very much. This is what i had in mind. Seen a motorbike with a carrier on the back but felt a little risky. Just googled carriers and looks safer. Might not cycle though and get an e-bike instead!

Mrs R takes ours and yes with an e-bike, weight isn’t an issue then.

Croozer is a good quality German brand with a few sizes to choose from

 

[Ridgeway]

We have a previous model of theirs, dogs don’t seem to mind though:

 

[Brian + Dawn]

Toffee doesn't mind this! Bit scary for me though....

 

[wixy24]

We have a previous model of theirs, dogs don’t seem to mind though:

That's cool