A pilot scheme in County Mayo in Ireland is encouraging drivers to belt up their pets.
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A pilot scheme in County Mayo in Ireland is encouraging drivers to belt up their pets.
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I have a restraint similar to the one pictured and it goes in through the back of the harness. I think it is very safe and secure. My dog is much bigger and is very happy in his harness.
Kate Ryder, Cornwall
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great idea this dog looks quite content in its harness.
Jon, Mayo
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This has long been a cause for concern for me. I am always astounded when I see dogs loose in the car. The most shocking is when they are sat on the knee of someone in the front, imagine the mess when the airbag goes off. I really hope this takes off and people start securing their pets in cars. However, the restraints I have seen have not been great, a lot of them have a strap that goes round the animal’s neck which surely could cause injuries in a collision?
Rebecca, Merseyside
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We, as I’m sure many others have been promoting and distributing the RoSPA information leaflet on Carry Pets Safely for years. I suppose nothing is ever new now.
Tina Housego, Bracknell Forest Road Safety
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Great idea. Am ashamed to say I never restrained my dog but will do in the future.
Margaret, London
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Lucky owner. What a cute dog. Great safety idea.
Micheál, Galway.
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Unbelievable! This dog is too cute!!
David, Goa
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This is the cutest dog in the world – well done to the owner for their responsible care and attention – why should we just think of safety for humans after all…
Martina, Galway
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