Bulldog10
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Definitely Give a Home to a Rescue Dog-They Love the Most!!
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Our boys. A 7 month old Goldendoodle (on the right) and an 8 year old Labradoodle (on the left). They love riding in the Gladiator!
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Wow. You pup looks almost exactly like ours did at that age! He is now 8 years old.Riley, is a labradoodl and 6 months old today.
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These Sisters have grown to 110 lbs each and made the black carpet in my JKU dirty white Pyrenees. They will be riding in the back under an RSI Smart Cap soon. They think I can fit these benches in there-NOT!
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Yes, dogs should be secured in the bed of the truck. Some folks will install a heavy duty clip under the beer window and tether their harnessed dog/s to that. Some folks have a metal rack in the bed and figure out how to secure them to that without the chance that the doggo will climb/fall out the sides. I have two big shepherds - and I just know that they'd get tangled if I tethered them. I don't want to put a rack on my Gladiator, so I purchased an ARE cap for the bed. I painted it to match the matte black fenders, added LED lighting and dog screen on the windows, a rear window to line up with the beer window... what else? Oh, and a Yakima rack for the top. I put a mat inside for them to lie on and everyone is safe and happy!
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I have a soft topper, I was going to open the side windows up for him.Yes, dogs should be secured in the bed of the truck. Some folks will install a heavy duty clip under the beer window and tether their harnessed dog/s to that. Some folks have a metal rack in the bed and figure out how to secure them to that without the chance that the doggo will climb/fall out the sides. I have two big shepherds - and I just know that they'd get tangled if I tethered them. I don't want to put a rack on my Gladiator, so I purchased an ARE cap for the bed. I painted it to match the matte black fenders, added LED lighting and dog screen on the windows, a rear window to line up with the beer window... what else? Oh, and a Yakima rack for the top. I put a mat inside for them to lie on and everyone is safe and happy!
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You are a Great Dad! I plan to do the same with and RSI Smart Cap. I have the ramp, rubber mat and Plans for their retreat. I just wish the beer window was electric!Yes, dogs should be secured in the bed of the truck. Some folks will install a heavy duty clip under the beer window and tether their harnessed dog/s to that. Some folks have a metal rack in the bed and figure out how to secure them to that without the chance that the doggo will climb/fall out the sides. I have two big shepherds - and I just know that they'd get tangled if I tethered them. I don't want to put a rack on my Gladiator, so I purchased an ARE cap for the bed. I painted it to match the matte black fenders, added LED lighting and dog screen on the windows, a rear window to line up with the beer window... what else? Oh, and a Yakima rack for the top. I put a mat inside for them to lie on and everyone is safe and happy!
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This is one of My rescued standards. We have another one we rescued 13 years ago and he is still moving along.
This is Nash and he is affectionately known as a house horse. He is a 2 y/o standard poodle
This is Nash and he is affectionately known as a house horse. He is a 2 y/o standard poodle
Bulldog10
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I have had a few miniature poodles( My Mother raised them) and they are Smart and Standards are said to be the smartest!This is one of My rescued standards. We have another one we rescued 13 years ago and he is still moving along.
This is Nash and he is affectionately known as a house horse. He is a 2 y/o standard poodle
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I love these dogs, they are smart and they don’t shed!
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You typed Shed and I have to get out the Vacuum again!!
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Beautiful paint to match! Nice looking puppers, too!
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When I grow up, I want to look just like my big brother... Atticus saying good morning to mom.Riley, is a labradoodl and 6 months old today.
mdhaman
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Wow. You pup looks almost exactly like ours did at that age! He is now 8 years old.
Great pic. I was curious to see how she may look as an adult.
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