Informal survey supp brakes
We are on an extended 3 month trip and I have decided to keep track of the percentage of class a toad haulers using supplemental breaking systems while walking the dogs in campgrounds. After a week it...
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Healeyman wrote:traveylin wrote:
I have decided to keep track of the percentage of class a toad haulers using supplemental breaking systems while walking the dogs in campgrounds.
I must be the only one who is confused. WHY would anyone need or use a supplemental breaking system while walking dogs whether in a campground or not?
Even if you mean BRAKING system, it still doesn't make any sense....
Tim
The main reason is safety. If the dog breaks the leash while trying to chase a rabbit or squirrel you can activate the supplemental baking system and stop him in his tracks. It gets real ugly when there's a crash between a dog and a squirrel, rabbit, raccoon or any other animal they're chasing.
