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Old 8th December 2004, 22:00   #1
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BMW introduces Dog Seatbelt




This is actually a very good idea if you consider how much distraction and injury is caused each year by dogs "loose" in cars.

This is a OEM BMW part for dogs in the range 7-40kgs (15-88lbs).

Here is an official BMW press release (from Japan!?):

http://www.bmw.co.jp/News/2004/PDF/04-076B.pdf

WOOF!
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Old 8th December 2004, 22:04   #2
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Re: BMW introduces Dog Seatbelt

Guess it is better than a hound sized missile in the car, but that is just too funny for words.
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Old 8th December 2004, 22:15   #3
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Re: BMW introduces Dog Seatbelt

Good idea, but no dog will be sitting on my Nappa,(wife excluded!!)
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Old 8th December 2004, 23:19   #4
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Re: BMW introduces Dog Seatbelt

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Good idea, but no dog will be sitting on my Nappa,(wife excluded!!)
Note the custom-fit quilted seat protector in the photo!
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Re: BMW introduces Dog Seatbelt

dont know if anyone has seen them before or not, but these style restraints are already availible in pet stores. Now if you need your doggy belt to say BMW....now is the time to get them from BMW.
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Re: BMW introduces Dog Seatbelt

Now i've seen everything now. And I thought dogs were only allowed in the drivers seat leaning on the steering wheel or out the front window.
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Re: BMW introduces Dog Seatbelt

LOL and California is going to use it first
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Re: BMW introduces Dog Seatbelt

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LOL and California is going to use it first
No Californian would be caught "alive" with one. We prefer to have the dog on our lap so we can pet it while talking on the celphone and sipping lattes and,,,and,,,and,,,oh ya, keep a leg on the steering wheel.
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Re: BMW introduces Dog Seatbelt

hmm..I thought there was a stupid law that said Dogs must wear seatbelts
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Re: BMW introduces Dog Seatbelt

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hmm..I thought there was a stupid law that said Dogs must wear seatbelts

Not yet, but I think there are plenty of state legistature members with way too much time on their hands getting a hold on this one...we'll see it as a proposed law inside of 2 years...

PETA will back it.

Arnold will laugh at them and say "hasta la vista, baby...get out of my face"

Great find, Ashok!



Note: I forgot to mention that there IS a law about animals in the back of a pickup. They have to be leashed such that they can't jump out of the truck.
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