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Grizzly
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15 May 2013 15:36 #70777 by Grizzly

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Just get a dog that can jump in, problem solved

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15 May 2013 15:58 #70778 by Halford

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Gilburton wrote

Any reason why you just can't lift the dog??

you mean pick the dog up or give it a body and spring lift :blink:

dog ramp is the way to go, as even though I've a big one, it'll be old one day and take more getting up, YES I DO MEAN THE DOG :pinch:

I'll be making my own at some stage, telescopic extending I thinks

the ex Dog-Taxi

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15 May 2013 16:19 - 15 May 2013 16:21 #70780 by gilburton

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Never thought of that :laugh:
He did say the dog was small though?? The other reason may have been back problems or disability of some sort then I thought if he is considering lowering it he can't be that immobile?? lol
Laikathedog please put us all out of our misery and explain things a bit more

Halford wrote: Gilburton wrote
Any reason why you just can't lift the dog??
you mean pick the dog up or give it a body and spring lift :blink:

dog ramp is the way to go, as even though I've a big one, it'll be old one day and take more getting up, YES I DO MEAN THE DOG :pinch:

I'll be making my own at some stage, telescopic extending I thinks

I started off high and worked my way down ever since :-)

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15 May 2013 16:41 #70782 by Hastiekid

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Halford wrote: Gilburton wrote
Any reason why you just can't lift the dog??
you mean pick the dog up or give it a body and spring lift :blink

I like how your mind works Hal,.....extend its legs by 3" then give it a 2" body lift!!!!! :laugh:

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15 May 2013 17:22 #70786 by UKDAN

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You could get an air ride kit fitted, then when the dog wants to get in dump the air lowering the car, then push a button and its back at standard height

Dan

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rajsuzuki
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15 May 2013 17:35 - 15 May 2013 17:36 #70788 by rajsuzuki

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adamatdraycott wrote: A set of springs and dampers will cost near £500 ish

Lethal injection is £40

There's a lad up north that will do it for £10.00 as long as you bring your own black bag and shovel ...........

Or how about a small dog trailer

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