People think this is getting around the rule, but I think this is exactly what the rule wants. You should be able to contain and pick up your pet (to control it). If you can lift a hundred pound dog in a bag, you have it under control.
I have a 150lb great Pyrenees, and I have a bag that just happens to be the perfect size to cut holes in the corners for his legs, and his body fits snuggly inside. A bit like the floof on the right, but when he's sitting down his head comes up to my stomach. He can stretch out to almost 7.5ft
I kind of want to try it out, him standing beside me while I hold the bag handles...
In Europe (Germany and Austria at least) the general rule is to have your dog in a carrying case or wear a muzzle while on the train/metro. Generally their size will dictate which is most viable
People think this is getting around the rule, but I think this is exactly what the rule wants. You should be able to contain and pick up your pet (to control it). If you can lift a hundred pound dog in a bag, you have it under control.
Yeah... This isn't "getting creative" at all. This is just a big bag. It's pretty much the antitheses to creative.
Whoever came up with the rule was the creative one.
Eh, maybe. But sometimes decisions work out for reasons completely unrelated to the logic behind them.
came to say the same
If you can put your dog in a bag. It's not the dog they are trying to keep out.
I have a 150lb great Pyrenees, and I have a bag that just happens to be the perfect size to cut holes in the corners for his legs, and his body fits snuggly inside. A bit like the floof on the right, but when he's sitting down his head comes up to my stomach. He can stretch out to almost 7.5ft
I kind of want to try it out, him standing beside me while I hold the bag handles...
He's in a bag, it's what you wanted
Um…dog tax? Pay up friendo.
Starting to think this is one of those make believe dogs. I haven't seen anything to prove otherwise
I think the idea is that the dog can't walk around.
tchhhhhhhh, poke we're thinking inside the bag here.
LMAO. Looks very funny.
In Europe (Germany and Austria at least) the general rule is to have your dog in a carrying case or wear a muzzle while on the train/metro. Generally their size will dictate which is most viable
Do with that what you will but it seems simpler