Check Out This Dog Carrier

  • Check this out ~ from June 1936 Popular Mechanics Magazine

    Another "what were you thinking" Moment
  • I see by the car that this was sometime ago, years ago. No intelligent person would subject their dog to this. I don't even like to see dogs riding in the back of pickups.Gary, are you off work today ? Seems like you have too much time on your hands
  • Wow, the things they came up with. I don't know if too many people put their dog threw that, even then. I would keep my dog in the car, if I had one. Very interesting though!
  • My dog rides inside the car, on my lap, where he is supposed to be.
  • I don't know, that seems like something most dogs would love! Why do you think they stick their heads out of car windows--to feel the cool rush of air all over their bodies! (Not my dog, of course. She cowers in fear whenever she's in a car). And it prevents dog fur from getting all over your upholstery.
  • Ah, the good old days, back when cigarettes were the answer to everything
  • omg...looks like the Thanksgiving dinners I grew up with....

    mom and dad....aunts and uncles...

    dish up a little....smoke one....a little more food...smoke one...
  • Looks like the dinners I had up until a year and a half ago. Maybe they smoked the dog from the car carier and ate it whilw they smoked their Camels ;-)

    Barb
    p.s. Buster and Claudia do NOT want to go for a ride in THAT!
  • Quote: I don't know, that seems like something most dogs would love! Why do you think they stick their heads out of car windows--to feel the cool rush of air all over their bodies! (Not my dog, of course. She cowers in fear whenever she's in a car). And it prevents dog fur from getting all over your upholstery.
    I don't think it's a matter of whether the dog would like it or not, it would be dangerous for a dog to ride like that.

    and if a person is that worried about getting dog hair on their upholstery, don't get a dog. They shed, period. (even the breeds that claim not to shed, do. Just less.)
  • Quote: I don't think it's a matter of whether the dog would like it or not, it would be dangerous for a dog to ride like that.

    and if a person is that worried about getting dog hair on their upholstery, don't get a dog. They shed, period. (even the breeds that claim not to shed, do. Just less.)
    Yes, I was being facetious.
  • I think that invention is right up there with the "car seats" they used to put toddlers in when I was growing up - a vinyl seat and a plastic 'steering wheel' attached to a flimsy aluminum frame that hooked over the back of the car's front seat.

    I can't tell you how many times my sister and I knocked down the baby's seat (baby and all) climbing over the seat to swtich places during a ride. My mom knew how to keep things fair. When we were halfway to our destination or half way home she'd say, "OK girls, switch places now."
    Quote: My dog rides inside the car, on my lap, where he is supposed to be.
    LOL
  • Quote: Yes, I was being facetious.
    oops! I am sorry!

    Usually I'm really good with sarcasm, it's one of my favorite tones. Sometimes I can't always translate it through text.
  • Oh man! What in the world! That poor dog!!! LOL
  • Wow! LOL
    I love that old camel ad. "For the sake of digestion smoke a Camel" ?! LOL

    What the heck!