Dogs in sidecars and on the back of bikes, etc.
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mike-s
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Dogs in sidecars and on the back of bikes, etc.
well tonight I had a look on youtube for the hell of it and found an amazing number of videos of dogs in sidecars & on the back of scooters and bikes. cool huh?.
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Re: Dogs in sidecars and on the back of bikes, etc.
I'm thinkin of teaching my boy to ride on the tank, maybe the bitch seat when he gets too big. Any advice? He's already getting too big for a backpack strapped to my chest. J.
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the sweet things don't stick around but the bullshit lasts forever
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Re: Dogs in sidecars and on the back of bikes, etc.
perhaps one of those doggy harnesses to help him stay there "in case" and then take a few slow trips around the back yard?
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