Not good. Going on a long trip with Molly in a month or so. Family business in KY and I can't leave her with my mom for that long. She's fine for a day but she'll run all over my mom if I leave her for a week. She spoils Molly rotten.
I was looking at one of those harnesses and wondered how well they work. Problem I have is that my car is much too small for any crate Molly will fit into. I'll have to collapse the crate and put it in the trunk to carry it down there. Maybe I can rig something with leather to bypass the buckle.
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I think the product is great, but I don't intend to post my comments about the company in a public forum.
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Rather than having to generate a lot of PMs, let me make this simple.
Here's the product I have - http://www.champk-9.com/CCSS.htm I have no complaints about it.
Anyone considering buying this product should:
(1) do a thorough search of the internet for positive and negative comments and/or possible complaints from customers, past and present;
(2) use whatever methods you deem appropriate to protect yourself and your money when making a purchase over the internet.
O.K. boys and girls, 'nuff said. You're on your own.
Mike
Edited by Mike Armstrong (06/08/2008 01:54 AM)
Edit reason: . . . the second part
I also have a harness from this company (The Big Dog Survivor Harness), and am very happy with the product. Like Mike, I won't comment on customer service, except to say this: it took me about 6-7 weeks to get the product from them, after leaving several messages on what sounded like somebody's home answering machine. 'Nuff said.
I think my local Amish harness shop will get the job.
They will make stuff for me while I wait, if they are really busy they get the bigger jobs done in two days.
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I crate my dog unless traveling in a car that isn't big enough. I have the Ruffrider Roadie (elite) for those times: http://www.ruffrider.com/shop/product/6
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