Dec 10, 2012
Zextraterrestrial I plan on taking my dogs down to the Bay Area for X-mas
..and driving the S
Any good solutions for dog in an S?? I have 2 Sheppard mixes that don't seem to like keeping their hair on their bodies!
One ~65-70 lb and one 90+ lb dog.
Soft crate maybe?�
Dec 10, 2012
AnOutsider Perhaps get them lightly shaved and then washed first? MY Lab sheds like crazy, but after a fresh shave, not only does she look more adorable, but we get about a week of no significant shedding.�
Dec 10, 2012
bonnie Brush them like crazy, put close-fitting t-shirts on them, and get a liner for the back�
Dec 10, 2012
sublimaze1 Never. Negative. Nope. Cooper gets the Armada if anything (hates rides). He jumps out of the Gator every chance he gets when we run the property. If it were just hair, fine. But, literally, five seconds after you get his nails to a decent length, they have grown razors.
Not my leather.
Get in that Armada that has pen, crayon, and french fry lines all over it.�
Dec 10, 2012
EchoDelta + 1 to AnOutsider's tip
Also, I bought this $20 rolled up carpet from Home Depot and cut it up to the shape of the trunk of my current car, leaving some flaps. That seems to do the trick catching most of remaining hairs and mud. Plan to do something similar with my Model X in the future; hoping they keep the flatness of trunk + folded 3rd row.�
Dec 10, 2012
strider We have one of these: Large Dog Throws and Pet Blankets by Crypton at Home that we lay on the folded down seat. We use the 60/40 split seat so baby is in the middle and dog on the 40 side folded down with the blanket on it. She went on her first ride last night and although put her paws on the window sill the sill looks no worse for wear. But my girl has almost no hair so don't have to worry about shedding.
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Dec 10, 2012
Vexar I think a pet crate is your best bet, really. I've seen custom divider barriers to separate the cargo area from the last seat, but that seems to do nothing for the finish up to the window sill. I have metal wire crates and they do have a lot more air flow, so it will probably make them more comfortable for temperature, but will also allow gossamer tufts of shag to ascend into the breathable air in the cabin. Also, going to the extra effort of spending $50 on some heavy rubber flooring and trimming to fit would be a worthwhile investment if you make lots of trips with the dogs. I agree with the suggestion of brushing along with some pet clothes as well, but I think dogs shed the most from their underside and rear.�
Dec 10, 2012
doug I know a Roadster owner with a very keen eye for detail. He had a custom made body suit for the dog for when he had to ride in the Roadster. The dog looked like a superhero sidekick.�
Dec 10, 2012
Lynn005 A morph suit? I like that idea...
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You must have one of the Wegman designs, judging from your pretty Weimaraner. I have one in toile for a leather chair that my terrier is fond of.�
Dec 10, 2012
Zextraterrestrial My dogs wont go for the tight clothes, at least one of them won't. I do have a decent bit of car carpet left over from doing the rear floor mat and will probably cover the back area regardless of dogs. I'm thinking something enclosed somewhat so they don't 'stand' on the window sills of the rear doors, and to keep noses off of the alcantara roof.
I haven't shaved my dogs ever but that may help. They have the German shepherd double coat and lots of hair.�
Dec 10, 2012
AnOutsider BTW, when I first shaved my dog, I'd held out for a long time because I didn't want her to look like Mr Bigglesworth. In the end, she looked the same, just with shorter hair (she wasn't at all bald). She also always seems to be extremely happy (and vain) afterward
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Dec 10, 2012
Lyon You can get a rubber mat from these guys:
http://matmycar.com/products/custom_vehicle_floor_mats/rubbertite/
It's a little odd, but you need to select 2013 for the model year in order to get the Model S options. I've ordered a whole set of these things and I'll let you know what they look like when they, and my car, get here.�
Dec 10, 2012
William13 I took my 8 pound cockapoo with me to visit relatives this most recent weekend. He was well behaved but I should get a cage for the future. Towels on the seats don't stay. I was anxious the whole trip. No damage done. 400 mile round trip over two days.�
Dec 11, 2012
contaygious I have a 10 pound cockapoo! He sits in the passenger seat in a bed. Kinda slides around though.�
Dec 11, 2012
Vexar Those prices totally beat doing it yourself with a roll of rubber from this place. Thank you very much for the link!
https://www.rubberflooringinc.com/�
Dec 11, 2012
Lyon You're welcome. I'll be sure to post pictures once I get them... and the car. Gotta have the car.�
Dec 11, 2012
aaron.s All -
I have one of these I've been using for the past 4-5 years in my previous 2005 Acura TL and my current 2010 Ford Fusion Hybrid:
Amazon.com: Pet Car Seat - Lookout I Medium (Black) (22W): Pet Supplies
It's great for small dogs. I have a 16lb Jack Russell Terrier - Denny.
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Dec 11, 2012
Zextraterrestrial I started making the dog carpet for the back of my S
you can see the carabener that is attached to the rear seat latch which holds the carpet up and flat.
It started raining So I didn't quite finish the second piece that covers the front area but it is all cut and I just need to do clips for the front corners
Just upside down carpet like I used for the floors/ rear and the center
I think I'll do the driver and passenger floors too. It looks a lot better
Here is the front part
really just meant for travel with the dogs since it takes a couple of minutes to unroll and put the screws through the wood and carpet for stiffness in the front
we will find out how it works this weekend�
Dec 12, 2012
STxTesla Here's my little princess ready to jump in the Tesla to go out dancing....
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Dec 12, 2012
Al Sherman Those are good. I like the raised outer lips on the Weathertechs. However, from other posts they wont be available for the Model S for a while.�
Dec 12, 2012
jordanthompson Here is another solution:
Kurgo Dog Hammock, Kurgo Dog Car Hammock, Kurgo Wander Hammock�
Jan 24, 2013
ElSupreme I did it tonight going to look at and locate the Atlanta Tesla Service location.
Here are some pics. I put sheets all over the back of my car.
They seemed really comfortable; at least as comfortable as they could be not sitting in my lap.
Sam-I-Am (the greyhound) could turn around and look out the back glass, but could probably have used another 2-4 inches of head room. But she had no problems looking out the front, or lying down. Fiona (the white mutt) was bouncing around like a pinball back there. She isn't used to being trapped in a car away from me or my wife. She had more than enough room.�
Jan 24, 2013
bonnie OMG! Aliens!! Be careful, ES.
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Jan 24, 2013
ShortArc I ended up buying an inflatable "Auto Seat Extender" and rear seat cover from Orvis. Looks and works great!
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Jan 24, 2013
AnOutsider Just took my pitt bull on a taco bell run. I have the lloyds rubbertite mats in the trunk and he stayed back there with no probs (with his head hanging over the seat wanting to come forward)�
Jan 26, 2013
Cattledog 
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Jan 26, 2013
AnOutsider Dog is not amused.�
Jan 26, 2013
wycolo > and he stayed back there with no probs [AnOutsider, et aliis]
Unbelievable! My blue heeler *owns* the navigator seat. Requires full view of highway. Guests relegated to back seat. I tucked an old cheap (acrylic?) blanket into the passenger seat and it stays in place. Textile seats. So far (800 miles) so good.
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Jan 26, 2013
brianman I think I have an answer for the "how to keep valets out of the frunk" topic. A big "Beware of Dog" sticker on the frunk.�
Jan 27, 2013
Cattledog Yes, she has spunk! She was a little wary, she prefers the passenger seat!�
Feb 7, 2013
Lynn005 What size did you buy?�
Feb 8, 2013
elreydetodo Do you have any trouble keeping it from falling down? Most of the ones I've seen so far want to latch around the anchors on the head rests, but the ones in the Model S don't adjust, so nothing to latch them around.�
Feb 9, 2013
nanimac For those of you with small dogs who put their paws on the door/window ledge or drooling dogs, these canine covers door shields are great!
Canine Covers DDS22BK - 22 inch Wide Door Shield Black - Dog Door Shields Protectors�
Feb 9, 2013
bonnie nanimac, thanks for posting that link! Not just for small dogs -- these will be great for my big dogs in my Prius (and the Model X eventually). One of the dogs likes to open the windows (seriously), this will cover the window controls.�
Feb 10, 2013
Al Sherman We had a wonderful Blue Heeler named Bellie. She's been gone for at least 10 years. She used to open and close the windows on her own. We called the button that locks out the window controls the "Bellie Lock." Now, years later we still call that button in any car the Bellie lock.�
May 23, 2013
Chuck Lusin How about a fast night ride girls?�
May 23, 2013
Lloyd I like the reflection off of the Obeche!�
May 23, 2013
brianman I think that was so that we know the (camera) left dog is a vampire.�
May 23, 2013
Lloyd Letting out your inner wolf!�
May 23, 2013
Chuck Lusin Double the Trouble!�
May 25, 2013
Stimyg Dog loves Model S
Over the years my dog has come to hate my now previous car. I think it was something about the noise of it which drove him crazy. He had major anxiety issues; I tried everything, even tranquilizers, nothing helped.
Guess what. He hopped in the Model S yesterday, and from the first mile his anxiety was gone. He's a new dog and now loves the car like he used to when he was young.
He also used to try to climb from the rear area into the passenger seats in the old car, I think to get away from the noise. Now he loves sitting like this:�
May 25, 2013
brianman Great picture.�
May 25, 2013
irishstoutaz That is awesome... wish the guy on 'Noisy Tesla' post on the main tesla board would realize that everything is subjective and if he has an issue, just turn up the music or just put in some earplugs!!! I am sure our dogs will love it (once we let them in it...).
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May 27, 2013
therealmach3 GREAT pic! That is exactly where I was planning on having my furry (and shedding) Golden Retriever ride. My only concern was temperature/airflow back there. How does the A/C work for that area? It gets hot in Texas, so I want to make sure that back window doesn't create an oven.�
Jun 4, 2013
webguy Very cute!
As an owner of great danes, I would probably not let them in the S, however. That's what the Ford Explorer is for�
Jun 6, 2013
Merrill Great Danes love the Tesla
Here is a picture of our Great Dane in the back seat, he cannot wait to go for a ride!!!�
Jun 7, 2013
Schlermie Zex,
Nice job! Do you think you could post a template or some measurements so I can leverage your work?
Also, I've heard about folks cooking their kids in the third-row seats due to poor ventilation and sun exposure through the back window, but that doesn't sound like a nice thing to do to a dog. Are dogs able to cope with or avoid the heat problems in the back hatch area somehow?
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Jun 18, 2013
weccman If you don't want to have to do the work of trying to get carpet to fit the back of a Model S, check out Owners delivery stories, photos and first impressions - Page 80 post 800. My wife makes custom fitted BackMats that protect the sides and backs of the seats and they allow you to put one or both split seats down if you don't have human passengers and want your dog to have more room.
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Jun 18, 2013
aaronw I got a nice folding dog crate to put my Australian Cattle Dog in when I go on trips.
http://www.amazon.com/EliteField-Navy-Blue-3-Door-Crate/dp/B004ABC13Y/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1371617693&sr=8-7&keywords=folding+dog+crate
Otherwise my dog will keep his paws on the back seat and rub his head against the Alcantara headliner. He's gotten used to it though I know he'd much prefer to sit up front with me.�
Jun 18, 2013
Zextraterrestrial My rear windows are tinted so it helps a lot with the sun heat. I can try and measure but it was pretty easy to just fit it and cut with really good scissors. The rear area is easy, it is the front part for the folded down seats that was a little hard to figure out. it all works great, my 100 lb dog can rest her head on the wood between the front seats even( seems uncomfortable but she likes it).�
Jul 2, 2013
Liz G I wanted to take my corgi with me on my trip up to Upper Michigan over 4th of July. But I didn't want dog hair all over the car, as it's really hard to get out of the carpet. After reviewing this thread, I decided I needed something that would cover not only the trunk area but also the back and top of the back seats, as my corgi likes to jump up on things and has sharp little nails. She put holes in our couch in less than 2 weeks when we first got her. So, I decided to break out the sewing machine my mother-in-law gave me, grabbed some newspaper, and dusted off my JR high sewing skills and got to work. Well after 4 days, several sessions of seem ripping, a lot of swearing, a partial nervous breakdown, and a couple of glasses of wine I finally finished. Won't win any prizes on Project Runway but does the job.
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Jul 2, 2013
Zextraterrestrial nice job Liz! cute dog too�
Jul 2, 2013
artsci Here's my solution. Carpeted the entire rear area with tan carpet that matches the Lloyds and attracts, traps, and disguises all the lab dog hair. Works like a charm. The rolled carpet unfurls to protect the bumper for the dog's ingress and egress.
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Jul 2, 2013
Liz G Thanks.
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Nice.
I did the same thing to cover the bumper, though its not shown in my picture. Not needed with my corgi, as she has to be lifted in, but protects the bumper from my husbands rhodesian ridgeback.
We really have a lot of talented people on this forum.�
Jul 4, 2013
omarsultan Nice job - now have me thinking about doing something similar for our two shepherds - thought they were going to remain relegated to the Jeep.
Omar�
Jul 5, 2013
Bugeater I don't need a special seat for my dog Gizmo. First of all Gizmo is a Maltese and he doesn't shed. Next, well as you can see, he's our chauffeur!
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Jul 5, 2013
lefantaz All very cute dogs. I haven't let my dogs in the car yet, even though my little black dog, Bentley, doesn't shed. Too worried about nose prints and dog slobber.�
Jul 6, 2013
aaron.s ROFLMAO
That is just priceless!
Aaron�
Nov 14, 2013
AudubonB M P85 is a DOG!
...or something like that
Aurora and Borealis (and Jenny, too!) at today's Grand Opening of Arizona's first Supercharger, at the Quartzite AZ Carl's Jr.:
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Nov 14, 2013
dflye I will no longer complain about all the hair in the trunk of my car from our shorthair hound/boxer mix!�
Nov 14, 2013
Zextraterrestrial But the FRUNK is a different story!�
Nov 14, 2013
jcaspar No Dogs..... Ever.....�
Nov 14, 2013
Bugeater My dog is a Maltese. He doesn't shed! He loves it in the car. But he's only 5 lbs so he can't do much damage...�
Nov 15, 2013
chrisdl Whoa! Your husband owns a dragon?! :scared:
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Ahh... Rhodesia, Norway, whatever�
Nov 15, 2013
AudubonB This is the Celebrity thread, right?
Well, Bo was seen in his P85 yesterday at the new Supercharger opening.
You do know Bo, right? Everybody* knows Borealis
*All 17 humans who live within the 40,000 square miles surrounding his home. Plus some other Alaskans.
He's been in a Jeep commercial (sorry, TMC. Where were you?); and when the Alaskan Malamute was voted as Alaska's Official State Dog, he was chosen to be the poster child...
More pix here:Arizona Superchargers - Page 16
And here he is, bored as any other celebrity:
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Nov 15, 2013
brianman
Please find us a link (Jeep commercial) and picture (poster child).�
Nov 15, 2013
AudubonB Boo hiss on whichever moderator pulled that out of the Celebrities thread. Give yourself a negative rep. point!�
Feb 5, 2014
Blaze Thanks for sharing this sweet picture. Made my day�
Feb 5, 2014
sp4rk Ouch???
Paws? On nosecone?
Otherwise ... love it!
And the dog�
Feb 5, 2014
AudubonB A little update:
We had to return a few days ago to Cactus Window & Tint to get the windshield's film replaced....upshot of it was I got the accolade "Well, you won First Place". Wary of the set-up that obviously was coming, I asked, cringing, "In what?"
"That's the dirtiest Tesla I've ever seen!" Even with our blankets in place, what two malamutes and their endless hair do to any vehicle's interior is, indeed, something else.
And in other news, poor Borealis has had a truly wretched 2014. Here he is yesterday, in further consequence of his New Year's Eve fall. That's inclusive of a bone marrow transplant. Tesla-related in that its rear door is far more patient-friendly than, say, the pickup's rear door would have been:
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Feb 5, 2014
Zextraterrestrial ouch
so sad
was he partying too hard? :wink:�
Feb 5, 2014
AudubonB Jumped or fell off a 4-5 foot retaining wall and evidently landed wrong. New Year's Eve afternoon. Dead ruined our plans for that evening, and a month of convalescence (including horrific near-fatal reaction to meds) showed he'd not heal, so off to splint-&-graft surgery. Poor fella. But 36 hours after surgery, he's already bouncing back and little to no more whimpering about the pain. He's a real Buddha and a real trooper.�
Feb 5, 2014
brianman Eep and awesome.�
Feb 5, 2014
gg_got_a_tesla Audubon, I'm not a dog person at all but, I find Aurora and Borealis truly adorable. Wishing Borealis a speedy recovery. Hope to catch you all someday in AZ if not in AK!�
Feb 5, 2014
Grendal Also wishing a speedy recovery, Audobon.�
Feb 6, 2014
woof Get well fuzzy buddy. You'll be back in the Northern snow soon enough!�
Feb 8, 2014
EchoDelta Best wishes to Borealis. It takes courage to love life companions knowing they will have shorter lifespans than our own, but seeing them in pain is a different ordeal. Glad to hear he's better.
(We're waiting for a MX to take our Pyrenean Mastiffs around. Could use the advice on fabric options, some seem designed to attract & retain hair- and there's enough of it by weight to increase our kWh/mile.)�
Feb 8, 2014
artsci Sorry to hear about Bo's injury but happy he's recovering. My dog is the very best companion a guy could have.
I always think of the joke answer to "What do you want on your tombstone." Answer, "I hope I was half the man my dog thought I was."�
Feb 9, 2014
Xenoilphobe My 120 lbs, White Shepherd will never ride in my P85. The 13 lbs Bichon is a different story.
For the Shepherd I have an FJ Cruiser with dog barrier just for this purpose.�
Feb 9, 2014
shepali My 85 lb long hair german shepherd LOVES my MS. Its easier for her to get into than the X5, and with the seats down she can be closer to me than in the way back of the SUV. I have the following, which has nice adjustable 'loops' that can go over the front seat headrests, OR over the backseat headrests if you don't want the seats down (she can barely stand up in the way back though....so, I haven't left her back there yet). It reaches all the way to the back and even slightly covers the bumper for added protection in/out. The sides go up the wheel wells, though I'm thinking of adding some velcro to hold it a bit better.
Amazon.com: Deluxe Quilted and Padded Cargo Liner Taupe - One Size Fits All 52L: Pet Supplies
I got this one too, but haven't tried it yet. They were offering a $5 add-on rate that I couldn't pass up.
Amazon.com: Oxgord SUV and Van Cargo Liner Beds for Pets, Black: Pet Supplies
If you keep the windows/roof closed, you don't get THAT much dog hair everywhere....but if you have a dog, you're used to that anyway
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Feb 9, 2014
AudubonB Hey! My new avatar's up!
And in other news, as of tonight Borealis sports yet another new cast and he's once again a conehead.
Poor Bo. We keep telling him what a good boy he is. It is most evident, however, that he's thinking "It's pretty obvious that word doesn't mean what you think it does".�
Feb 11, 2014
huntjo Hope Bo is recovering welll. And just to clarify: he had a fracture repair with a bone graft, not a bone marrow transplant, correct?�
Feb 11, 2014
AudubonB First, he is doing well, and back to good humor. The significant damage now is to our furniture, as we finally had to put on his Elizabethan Collar to keep him from worrying the cast, and his crashing around the house with it is quite traumatic to things leather, wood and plastic.
But no: he did not fracture anything: he had a carpal hyperextension - that is, he stretched the ligaments that span his "wrist" to the point that they never again will be able to perform their appropriate functions.
To treat, all "joints" within the carpal ("wrist") area are indeed packed with bone marrow, which was donated from the upper humerus. In addition, a st.steel splint now spans the carpals, screwed in to the metacarpals at one side and the lower radius/ulna on the other. Eventually, the marrow will induce the formation of bone mass, thus fusing the entire carpal area into what is effectively a solid bone mass. That, plus the steel splint, will give him immense strength - but loss of flexibility - at that "wrist". He'll likely have a bit of difficulty when crashing through tundra, as it is more difficult to lift or even flex the left paw; other than that if (WHEN!) he fully heals, his job as Official Cabin Greeter, and full-time mattress tester, will be unimpaired.
And the link to you, Huntjo, is that both his surgeon here as well as our 'normal' vet surgeon back in Alaska both trained at Fort Collins's CSU Vet School. Thanks!�
Feb 11, 2014
Merrill Here is my 170lb Great Dane Montana in the back seat, he is 8 so has a hard time getting in and out.�
Feb 13, 2014
huntjo Glad to hear he's doing well! My wife works at CSU vet hospital. She may have worked with them a while! She was glad to hear it was a bone graft repair and not a complete bone marrow transplant which would be a lot rougher recovery.�
Feb 18, 2014
gg_got_a_tesla A little OT but, a sad episode involving an Alaskan Malamute:
BBC News - Police seize dog as six-day-old baby in Pontyberem dies�
Feb 18, 2014
CanuckS#69 Is it just an odd sample size or is there really a correlation between Tesla and Malamute ownership? I had two (now one) myself.�
Feb 18, 2014
archibaldcrane Did someone say Doge?
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Feb 18, 2014
Cottonwood A Fox Red Lab in Colorado... :biggrin:
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Feb 18, 2014
Frank the Tank My English bulldog Tank in the trunk:
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=730422313657271&set=a.125521154147393.12388.124628480903327&type=1&theater
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Feb 19, 2014
JPP 
Abby (Havanese) last Xmas....�
Feb 19, 2014
NigelM Seeing as this thread seems to run and run, I figured I'd share a film of my Polish Lowland Sheepdog(s) chasing my Tesla:
Hey, it's an easy way to (sort of) exercise them!�
Feb 21, 2014
Mario Kadastik Here I have three huskies in the back
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Feb 21, 2014
Chipper I have heard of other deep snow solutions, but really???!!! :scared:�
Feb 21, 2014
AudubonB Chipper's right! Front-wheel drive is so much better, Mario:
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Feb 21, 2014
Mario Kadastik Hahah, but the Model S is great car to get to and from sledding
(not a Model S, just packing algorithm display)�
Feb 21, 2014
Zextraterrestrial Tetris dogs�
Feb 21, 2014
AudubonB Cubic Close Packing. Just right for those ferschliggina square-headed sled dogs!!!!
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And this is our friend and former business colleague, Sebastian Schnuelle, resting after he won the 1,000 mile Yukon Quest. AFTER Jenny and I came upon him....and the dogs....like this, I decided to sell him this cabin:crying:. True story!
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Feb 21, 2014
brianman Great pictures. I hate cold, but now I want to go dog sledding anyway.�
Feb 21, 2014
slipdrive Berthoud Pass Colorado September 2013.�
Feb 22, 2014
Half Dollar Bill Newfoundlands have better traction control.
P.S. Kudos to Roseanne for the backmat. Drove all day, no slippage and no messes, an accomplishment with Newf drool. She even designed a foldout flap that covers the bumper for us.
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Mar 10, 2014
portia How is Bo doing? We have two huskies and really feel the pain of having your dog hurt.
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Mar 10, 2014
AudubonB Borealis update:
March 10 is 70 days after the New Year's Eve accident. He's been to the vet more times in that period than all my malamutes over the past 30 years combined - not good. He still is not walking on all 4 - but now it's fairly obvious it's "pain memory" that's holding him back. So we're working with him on tricks to get him to use the affected limb - like getting him to "crawl" using that leg to get a Yummy Chummy treat and so on. His bone marrow donor site scar and the stainless splint scar have nicely healed; on the other hand, insult to all the injury revealed itself a week ago when his support bandage was removed: When they shaved his leg (his fur is intensely thick and matted - he's what's known as a Wooly Malamute - they mowed right through the dewclaw pastern, removing it entirely - OUCH! No wonder he's been in pain. Poor fella.�
Mar 12, 2014
AudubonB I thought I'd share the below with all. With the onset of warm weather, I know that there are some central Arizonans - including LEOs, possibly - who take umbrage...or a hammer....when they see animals inside parked vehicles. I completely empathize with them, but with the Tesla App and its climate control, Model Ss are the ideal vehicle for your pooch.
So this is the notice we created, made copies for both sides of the vehicle, and slipped into clear sleeves. We close the door on them as we exit the vehicle. Happy to hear of others' suggestions, but we like the responses we've noticed as we've surreptitiously spied on passers-by.
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Mar 12, 2014
ModelX Great idea!�
Mar 12, 2014
dflye Doesn't the A/C still automatically shut off after 30 minutes or so after it is turned on by the remote app?�
Mar 12, 2014
AudubonB Yes - that's a good point. We know that, and have to continuously monitor it. You can re-turn it back on.�
Mar 12, 2014
dflye Okay, wanted to make sure that was still true so that someone else doesn't put a similar sign in their car and unwittingly roast their pet if they are away for more than 30 minutes.
I guess one could attempt to use the VisibleTesla scheduler to setup periodic points in time when it would turn the A/C back on, but that probably is more of a hassle to setup than just checking the car status using the remote app every 30 or so minutes.�
Mar 12, 2014
tslas You might want to change the url from tesla.com to Tesla Motors | Premium Electric Vehicles
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Mar 12, 2014
AudubonB oops!
I put that last line in for two reasons: one as a smidgen of a cop-out...so that anyone would think there was something a bit "official" in this otherwise obviously homemade piece, and second, for a bit of marketing. It was at the end of a long afternoon and I didn't get the url quite right there......
IN OTHER NEWS>>>>> Borealis today took his first steps! He put together a series of as many as thirteen steps - the first time he has put any weight on his paw; until now he has been hopping around on only three. What a long road to recovery this has been - but at least we now think he'll re-join the dog-world and stop being a bunny rabbit.�
Mar 16, 2014
kazumi Since I don't consider my Tesla as a luxury car, I take my dogs in it. I got a custom made backmat that works great with my 2 Labrador Retrievers, one ~80 and other 90 lb, from [email�protected].
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Mar 16, 2014
nanimac Bella the frunk dog and her 1st place Agility ribbon..don't worry she rode IN the car!�
Mar 16, 2014
Bugeater That's not fair! In Hawaii you get license plates that say "ELECTRIC"...
Congrats on the award too! My Maltese isn't quite to that level.�
Mar 16, 2014
nanimac I didn't know that Cali doesn't have EV plates? In Hawaii, you can opt for personalized plates but then you don't get all the EV benefits the State has (free public parking, carpool lane privileges, etc).
Good luck with your Maltese..I haven't seen any doing agility here.�
Jul 26, 2015
Cascadian Highway Angels
So, I'm watching this news report (online) about these "highway angels" coordinating to get rescued dogs to their new homes, and am thrilled that I'm looking at a Tesla!
http://www.wpbf.com/news/south-florida-rescue-group-goes-to-great-lengths-to-save-dogs/34181172
:smile:
http://www.xtreme-rescue-inc.com/�
Jul 26, 2015
manis I bought this liner for my lab.
Amazon.com: OxGord� Pet Seat Cover for Cars with Thick HD Fabric Waterproof and Washable Trunk Cargo Liner Bed Floor Mat, 64 Trucks (2015 Newly Designed): Pet Supplies
Has a nice flap to cover the bumper and fits pretty much perfectly. By the seats it folds a little, but I haven't spent a lot of time playing with the velcro attachments at the corner.�
Jul 27, 2015
Johan31270 Here in France, my German Sherped 11 month old
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Jul 28, 2015
Newscutter I wouldn't normally care about dogs in the car... or promote a different media outlet... but in this case, it's GOOD on both accounts:
(cut/paste from email I sent to my Dad, so ignore the formatting weirdness)
Check out this story-- note the hand-off at a Supercharger! Makes sense... free "fuel" makes this kind of volunteering a little cheaper:
http://www.wpbf.com/news/south-florida-rescue-group-goes-to-great-lengths-to-save-dogs/34181172�
Jul 28, 2015
mankanstar 
Made My own dog seperater so I can fit something besides as well, works perfect�
Sep 9, 2015
thx1139 We have 2 Weims. They havent been in our Model S yet.�
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