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Wednesday, 28 January 2009

What's the best dog car?

My Nissan has died (frozen up and exploded, lots of black smoke).
I wasn't happy as the police insisted on towing me off and charged 150 quid on the spot although I have AA relay, they said the AA would take too long to get there.
Anyway when it was looked at and it's terminal.
Any suggestions for a car where I can fit 10 Beardies to take them to the beach or three people, plus all the dog gear, crates, tables and sometimes a tent and camping gear and several dogs?
Plus it has to be cheap and I mean really cheap.
Gill Burfitt, Anglesey

What's the best dog vehicle you have ever owned? Nominate your favourite doggie vehicle here. I am very happy with my diesel Mercedes estate (the smallest size) - lots of room for doggies, not too big to park and very economical for fuel. I've got ultra dark tinted windows that keeps it cooler in the summer when we're stuck in traffic jams! (However it is a little bit too attractive to mice for my liking! Although I've not seen any evidence of inhabitation since the chewed KitKat incident - long story!). Why is your car the best? We're looking for nominations for small, budget, kids and dog, best multiple dog vehicle and best professional vehicle for dog walkers and groomers.
Beverley Cuddy, Editor

I would love a Mercedes Vito - it's my dream vehicle, but it's pricey. I drive a diesel Citroen Berlingo and on my second one so I must like them, they are very good value for money! They are very roomy. With the back seats removed I can comfortably fit in three large crates and still have loads of storage space. It has a huge sun roof too which is good for ventilation. The Renault Kango and the Peugeot Partner are both worth a look.
Christine Bailey, Dogs Today accounts department