merlin1
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hi my wife wants a german shepherd does anyone on here have one , and will it fit in your seat leon or has the leon got to go ?? thanks
Need an estate or similar really.... but how often would you need to take the dog somewhere in the car?
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Hey dude, I have a German Shepherd and to be honest the boot of the Leon is just too small for him. He's not even 1 yet and is already 46kgs so it's a good job he fits into my wifes car or I'd have to get rid (of the car!)
Maybe buy a little £50 piece of crap run-around with a decent boot for the occasional trip to the vets etc or as stated, a slightly smaller breed!?
Maybe buy a little £50 piece of crap run-around with a decent boot for the occasional trip to the vets etc or as stated, a slightly smaller breed!?
fold rear seats down?
german shepherd... all other dogs are just inferior
+1 to that mate! The only problem is the fur! Aaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!
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Yeh be a man and get her a chihuahua!! I've got 2 pups for sale and they will defiantly fit in your boot hahaha
fold rear seats down?
german shepherd... all other dogs are just inferior
+ 2 best dogs easily lol
As said it could be done if only occasionally but wouldn't be too comfy. I remember when my German Shepard used to fit in passenger footwell lol
I don't have a Leon but I have a GSD and I bought an A4 estate for it to fit in. At 17 weeks, he already takes up the full boot in that.
For people saying don't take him in the car, mine is at dog training once a week (10 miles away) and down the beach most weekend. When they're small, they can't walk huge distances so being able to get it in the car is very nexessary
For people saying don't take him in the car, mine is at dog training once a week (10 miles away) and down the beach most weekend. When they're small, they can't walk huge distances so being able to get it in the car is very nexessary
merlin1
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Thanks for the replies , I think I will get a cheap estate , I just don't want my misus using my range rover sport and beating the wheels to death lol
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ford-Mond...mobiles_UK&hash=item1c24f093e2#ht_1073wt_1396
that should do it
bit more expensive ...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1999-PEUG...omobiles_UK&hash=item231b1673f3#ht_500wt_1413
really practical
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2001-Y-RE...mobiles_UK&hash=item1c237161bc#ht_1058wt_1396
or even ...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Citroen-B...mobiles_UK&hash=item1c241642a6#ht_1266wt_1396
that should do it
bit more expensive ...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1999-PEUG...omobiles_UK&hash=item231b1673f3#ht_500wt_1413
really practical
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2001-Y-RE...mobiles_UK&hash=item1c237161bc#ht_1058wt_1396
or even ...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Citroen-B...mobiles_UK&hash=item1c241642a6#ht_1266wt_1396
I you want a (really) good car with lots of space, excellent reliability and a great ride....Mazda 5.
Only 2 inches longer than a Leon, but still a 7 seater.
We've had an 06 Mazda 5 TS2 for ages now and it's epic.
I wouldn't even worry about getting an old one like a 06. They're tanks.
Only 2 inches longer than a Leon, but still a 7 seater.
We've had an 06 Mazda 5 TS2 for ages now and it's epic.
I wouldn't even worry about getting an old one like a 06. They're tanks.
gak47
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Jack Russels do rule for getting them in the car, but living with them is a whole other discussion lol...
I have a German Shepherd cross Rottweiler and she fits in the boot, but I think the seats do sit slightly too far back for them to have a long journey. I put the rear seats down and she tends to sit on the back of them and hang her head out of the window
merlin1
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