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DS74BMW
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Six more pics:
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Red1974
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what kind of dog is that?
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JAMESDUNN
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Goldendoodle. Says so on the sidecar. Sharp lookin' pup!
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crazydrummerdude
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DS74BMW
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Thanks guys! She is a three year-old Goldendoodle, a mix between a standard poodle and a golden retriever [why couldn't they have named this hybrid a standard retriever?]. One of the attributes of this breed is that they do not shed, and a good choice for those with allergies.
She likes car rides, and we set up provisions in the sidecar to restrain her, using a padded harness and a leade fastened to the floorboard. The doggles are strongly recommended by sidecar advocates, not only to keep debris out, but to keep the dog's eyes from drying out. Google search for these - a number of sites.
This was the first time we put the doggles on - she wanted them off, and I had to keep telling her 'no'.
She likes car rides, and we set up provisions in the sidecar to restrain her, using a padded harness and a leade fastened to the floorboard. The doggles are strongly recommended by sidecar advocates, not only to keep debris out, but to keep the dog's eyes from drying out. Google search for these - a number of sites.
This was the first time we put the doggles on - she wanted them off, and I had to keep telling her 'no'.
