That's not bad advice but I've gone the crate route with him at home and he
broke of one of the bars and a tooth in the process of trying to get out.
That in itself proves your point I guess. I just need to keep him off my lap
while we are moving - Maybe a harness and a doggy seat belt would do the
job. He's a good dog he just wasn't treated very well by his PO's - so he is
very insecure, needy, and stricken by separation anxiety. It has been better
since we got the Yorkie - but she wasn't very wanted by her PO either. It
amazes me what people will do to animals - I don't think they realize it's
such a big responsibility.

Thanks for the advice Chris. You are probably right.

On 8/22/06, Christopher Gronski <gronski@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I think you are a LOT better off doing some crate training and putting
> an animal crate back there. This leaves the cushions, seatbelts,
> seatbacks, etc. exposed to chewing and pooing.
>
> Chris
>
> On 8/22/06, Jeff Lincoln <magikvw@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Hello everyone - I know I have bigger fish to fry with my bus right now
> but
> > does anyone have any experience with this pet barrier:
> >
> http://www.gowesty.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=GVW-60010&Category_Code=ac-i-misc
> >
> > My bus isn't a westy (boo hiss from the gallery) so does anyone know if
> this
> > will fit a full length back seat? How easy does it go in/ come out?
> >
> > My Beagle has been driving me crazy in the bus lately and if this will
> fit I
> > think it is just the thing (except for the whining, baying, howling I
> will
> > hear the first time we use it). I think it is too widely spaced to
> barrier
> > the Yorkie but she only weighs like 5lbs. not problem there.
> >
> > I apologize to the Go Westy folks for not waiting for your response to
> my
> > e-mail. I am just very curious.
> >
> > --
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Jeff
> >
>

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Thanks,

Jeff
86'
85' GL (sidelined and donating organs to the 86')