Dog in a Coupe?

decio said:
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Mine wouldn't fit obviosly, but he is well trained to change wheels on my Zed!

Totally off topic, but is your roof cracked open for a reason decio ? Are you supposed to do this in case of flex damaging it when you jack it up ?
 
My Jack Russell loves going out on the passenger seat on my Roadster, she sticks her nose out and does a fairly decent "Jeremy Clarkson in an Aerial Atom" impression :)
 
Totally off topic, but is your roof cracked open for a reason decio ? Are you supposed to do this in case of flex damaging it when you jack it up ?

didn't think the roof would add any structural strength to the chassis... don't think it would matter much. but thats mostly a guess.

I have a Staffie and she has been for a few rides in the passenger seat, lucky I have the leather z arm rest to keep her off my side/lap.
( by a few rides I mean trips to vet when the missus is out etc, not a regular thing :roll:) looks like yours might fit in the trunk tho
 
Well the only reason why I keep the roof cracked up is because the roof seals by time are loosing their elsticity, so I am prolongin their life time by not keeping them squeezed on alignig surface. Well it is just mine opinion!
 
Ben. said:
Quick question...
I have been looking at Coupe's on the nerd and was wondering if anybody has carried a dog in the back....?

So, looks like it won't work for me then.
Good excuse to see some dogs however. I'm really after a convertible that has room for a dog in the back. The Z4 is out.
996 911 would work and so would a Mini Cooper S.
Just can't decide.... Really missing my Z4
 
What about a 135i convertible ? That could be quite a lot of fun :evil:

MUCH better looking than a Cooper S and (possibly ?) cheaper than a 911...
 
I too have a jack russell who loves riding in the car with the roof down.If just me he sits in the passenger footwell, if my wife is with me, he sits on her lap. If the roof's up or the hardtop on in winter, he sits on the passenger seat as he likes to see where he's going. Ben, get a small dog, you'll be fine.Alternatively, get a Merc SL or a Jag XK, they have small rear seats.
 
bigshurv said:
I too have a jack russell who loves riding in the car with the roof down.If just me he sits in the passenger footwell, if my wife is with me, he sits on her lap. If the roof's up or the hardtop on in winter, he sits on the passenger seat as he likes to see where he's going. Ben, get a small dog, you'll be fine.Alternatively, get a Merc SL or a Jag XK, they have small rear seats.

Not really a fan of the SL or even the Jag (I'm only 31). Already have the Springer and my wife wants to breed her so will have a couple soon.
I do like the idea of the 135 but it is probably a bit expensive. I have noticed that a TVR Griff has a back shelf!
 
WLH said:
gannet said:
Adamski said:
A dog in a Z4 :?
well a cat fits in the passenger seat....
You can get a dog in there as well... :)
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Are you using a seat cover, or is Goldie resting directly on the factory leather seat bottom? I'm afraid to let my dog ride on the seat without a cover, due to punctures and scratches. He's too big to ride on the floorboard; I did that once, but he was not happy, and it was only for a short trip.

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You all already carry a cat in the exhaust!!! lol....seriously though..any one know what the law is regarding a Dog (canine) on the front (passenger) seat?
 
All I can find is in the Highway Code:

When in a vehicle make sure dogs or other animals are suitably restrained so they cannot distract you while you are driving or injure you, or themselves, if you stop quickly. A seat belt harness, pet carrier, dog cage or dog guard are ways of restraining animals in cars.

Would be interested to see if there is a law however?
 
Ben. said:
All I can find is in the Highway Code:

When in a vehicle make sure dogs or other animals are suitably restrained so they cannot distract you while you are driving or injure you, or themselves, if you stop quickly. A seat belt harness, pet carrier, dog cage or dog guard are ways of restraining animals in cars.

Would be interested to see if there is a law however?
There is over here, it's called "Distracted Driving" if the dog (or other pet) is able to distract the driver. The ticket is about $167
 
I would say yes it would fit as I have taken a few home on Sunday mornings in mine.
 
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