Shaneard
Veteran Member
- Joined
- Nov 18, 2016
- Messages
- 1,345
- Location
- Southern Virginia
- Tractor
- Ford 4630, Two IH 140's, John Deere A
Your choice, in fact don't restrain yourself or your kids, either. Or maybe you have a waiver from the laws of physics. In my world, a dog traveling at 60 mph will continue to travel at 60 mph even if the vehicle abruptly stops. That may include a brief interaction with you and or the windshield. :laughing:
My dog would probably be ejected from the vehicle as my dog rides in the back of the truck, as all dogs should since their dogs not humans. But that's just me thinking out loud here. As for me and my kids, buckle up! If humans licked their bottom, sniffed each other's rears and then tried to lick you in the face would you view them the same? I think not.