Dogs in TT's
I know this is kind of an odd question, but we're dog show people new to RV's and will be leaving in a few days for our first dog show with our Travel Trailer. Are there folks out there who travel, le...
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westernrvparkowner wrote:3oaks wrote:The suspension setup of a horse trailer or the back of a pickup is much different than the suspension setup of a trailer. The axles of a horse trailer are set to the rear. in a travel trailer they are close to centered. Ride is radically different. There is a reason those hunting dog's trailers are specially designed. It is to get the dog to the field in one piece.Hornnumb2 wrote:Right. And I suppose if you are transporting riding horses they should be in the cab too? Our dog does ride in the cab with us, but many of my hunting friends transport their dogs in the pickup box or specially designed trailers.
If you are Dog people they should be in the cab with you.
I guess the horse trailer around here are different. the axles are pretty much in the center of a 2 horse trailer, and they have very little tongue weight. Unhook it, and the tongue does not even touch the ground. Have seen boat trailers like that as well. But I do bet the suspension is different.
