Dog's travel in car on top of car hauler
I just got back from helping a friend of a friend's relative unload from a move from out of state. They asked me to help because they needed someone to drive the 26 ft moving truck back to the rental ...
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the bear II - how are you understanding the dogs to be in pet carriers? The OP made no mention of carriers at all, he just said the dogs were in the car.
Car haulers do not have a smooth ride. A car's suspension system is designed to reduce jolting, jarring, etc. WHILE it is moving down the road. It is not designed to reduce jolting, jarring, etc. in a stationary position while on another moving vehicle. The movements the car would make on top of the car hauler are not the same type of movements the car would make driving on the road. In addition, the sounds of the chains, joints, etc. on the car hauler would add to the distress of the dogs.
Vic46 - I thought about "on the roof" also as I read this.
Car haulers do not have a smooth ride. A car's suspension system is designed to reduce jolting, jarring, etc. WHILE it is moving down the road. It is not designed to reduce jolting, jarring, etc. in a stationary position while on another moving vehicle. The movements the car would make on top of the car hauler are not the same type of movements the car would make driving on the road. In addition, the sounds of the chains, joints, etc. on the car hauler would add to the distress of the dogs.
Vic46 - I thought about "on the roof" also as I read this.
