Driving With Pet

Yes, Colleen W. this is Queen. She is 10 years old, has her CGC, is a registered therapy dog, and will be prohibited from some companies due to her breed. My other dog is an AKC Champion American Staffordshire, and he too, will be discriminated against. In my search for work, having a dog friendly company policy is a top priority for me. I absolutely want a dog to come along both for companionship and security.

I have wondered what is the best way to restrain your dog while driving? Obviously, they can't have free roaming privileges as you're moving down the road. Crate? Seat belt? Some sort of tether on the bunk?

I have wondered what is the best way to restrain your dog while driving? Obviously, they can't have free roaming privileges as you're moving down the road. Crate? Seat belt? Some sort of tether on the bunk?

Crates are the best way. In my shop I sold seat belts until I did some research about them. Most seat belt restraints for dogs don't work, it's safer to crate them. Tethering is the worst way because if you're in an accident then the tether can become a noose.

Love that pit bull smile. I've done some pit bull rescue and grass roots politicking for the pit bulls. In the county I live pit bulls are illegal been trying to change that for years. Once you fall in love with a pit no other breed will do.

Once you fall in love with a pit no other breed will do.

Can't argue with that!