4.15 this morning on the a38 towards derby a car passed me around 80ish. No problem bar the fact the boot was open and had two Alsatians in the back!! 
I leant on the horn and flashed my lights and his response was putting his hazards on so obviously knew. Poor things must have been terrified.
TBH,i can not see the problem here,maybe the Gsdās get crazy if the boot was shut or they get car sickness.I had Gsdās.Amazing breed.They would die first to protect you.
In the RAF they call them Furry Razor blades.
Walking mine down the street,i got comments of āI should not bring a dangerous dog to town.ā.
Mums would pick up their kids too.
maga:
Poor things must have been terrified.
Or maybe theyāre used to it, have you never seen dogs riding in pick-up beds or on the back of a farm quad?
Rentadent:
maga:
Poor things must have been terrified.Or maybe theyāre used to it, have you never seen dogs riding in pick-up beds or on the back of a farm quad?
Not at 70mph+ down a dual carriage way no.
Maybe heās just had enough of people tailgating him 
Ahh leave them be. Thereās nothing happier than a dog with his head out the window, mouth open and tongue trailing behind his ear. An open tailgate would be quite tame in comparison.
For a minute I thought you said heād two ASIANS in the back. I really should have put my reading specs on! 
Fat Controller:
For a minute I thought you said heād two ASIANS in the back. I really should have put my reading specs on!
Donāt be bloody ridiculous man!
Youād probably be able to fit at least 15 in there!
Fat Controller:
For a minute I thought you said heād two ASIANS in the back. I really should have put my reading specs on!
They wouldnāt be frightened sitting in a boot of a car. Probably came over hanging under a truck 
toby1234abc:
TBH,i can not see the problem here,maybe the Gsdās get crazy if the boot was shut or they get car sickness.I had Gsdās.Amazing breed.They would die first to protect you.
In the RAF they call them Furry Razor blades.
Walking mine down the street,i got comments of āI should not bring a dangerous dog to town.ā.
Mums would pick up their kids too.
my friend thatās a girl has a GSDā¦iām not a dog lover as such,but agree,GSDās are amazing 
Its a bit warm to shut two dullsations in the boot. 
Watching those TV Police documentaries, Police dogs react to the sirens and can tell by their owners excited voice tones in a car chase,that there is some serious biting time looming.Or a long chase to nab a criminal.
toby1234abc:
TBH,i can not see the problem here,maybe the Gsdās get crazy if the boot was shut or they get car sickness.I had Gsdās.Amazing breed.They would die first to protect you.
In the RAF they call them Furry Razor blades.
Walking mine down the street,i got comments of āI should not bring a dangerous dog to town.ā.
Mums would pick up their kids too.
I have two White GSDās, one dog, one ā ā ā ā ā .
The ā ā ā ā ā certainly can be said Furty Razor Blade, the dog though, despite being twice the ā ā ā ā ā ā ā size (feet like lion paws!) is the softest dog Iāve ever known! He wonāt go outside after dark unless accompanied (!) but, never has an accident overnight because of itā¦
I often get similar ādangerous dogā comments, the truth though is quite different.
Even had a Police car pull up along side me whilst walking them both just so the officers could have a fuss with them both!!
Wonderful dogs, mine travel in the boot too although I do have an estate car!!
DaiDap:
Ahh leave them be. Thereās nothing happier than a dog with his head out the window, mouth open and tongue trailing behind his ear. An open tailgate would be quite tame in comparison.
I found when travelling with the tailgate open, moving an internal house door, the exhaust fumes were drawn back into the car. Horrible smell and took ages to disperse. Canāt think that the dogs would have found that very comfortable.