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We are only familiar with the fit on Pomeranians so can't be much help there. Rex Specs definitely provide more protection so I would lean in that direction.

Unfortunately we have no experience with Bulldogs. Perhaps an email Rex Specs may help? www.rexspecs.com/pages/contact?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwsJO4BhDoARIsADDv4vCthqvKcQlcCfEAFeKCcuh7cfbqeYRWBXJYLu3JYOnLXiCLn8utedUaAvrBEALw_wcB

Thanks! It is the Bagster Puppy. Look for a video review of it coming soon.

Hello! What are you looking to purchase?

dog carry bag for the front bike on the gas tank

We purchased ours online. Search "Bagster Puppy". They come with a universal mount system which is less than ideal for my applications. I made a custom mount for both my V-Rod and Street Glide.

Glad you enjoyed it! Look for more content coming out this winter. Safe travels to you too!

The tank bag carrier is the Bagster Puppy. We actually use it backwards with a custom made mount system. Thanks for tuning in!

@@MotörDogzAdventures awesome, thank you kindly!

When we are on long trips we place cotton balls in their ears. We got this tip from our groomer who does the same when she blow dries dogs. We have tried human style ear plugs as well however they usually do not stay in as well.

@@MotörDogzAdventures Rex Specs now have Ear Defenders. My dog has Chronic Superficial Keratitis, so he has to wear goggles and I saw the Ear Defenders when shopping. Since I don't need them, I did not check sizes to see if they have small enough for your dogs.

Thank you, we will look into it.

Awww, thank you so much!

That sounds like an adventure! Safe travels... thanks for checking us out.

Thanks for tuning in! Do you recall where you saw us?

That's too bad. We find our smaller poms look through the lower portion of the lens which is not ideal but at least it does not effect their breathing. They fit out largest pom Lexus perfectly. Thanks for tuning in!

I used them for Boxers, and they recommended getting one size up. It worked out well, and did not bother his short nose. I would message them and ask, since I don't know if the V2 is the same.

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Thank you!

It is the Bagster Puppy. I made a custom mount for it to fit a Street Glide which is hinged to allow easy fuelling while the dog remains in the carrier. I actually use the carrier backwards from how it was designed as it works better for this configuration. Thanks for tuning in!

We try... thanks for tuning in. :)

Thank you! 😊

Glad you like them!

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Glad it was helpful! Thanks for tuning in.

Thanks for the kind words. Check out our other videos for more cuteness. Safe travels!

Hello, thanks for caring about the dogs. We use cotton balls in their ears when we ride at high speeds. This at least helps keep the wind out. We learned this from our groomer who does the same thing when she blow dries dogs. She says it make a huge difference in how the dogs react so we feel it makes a difference when they ride as well. We have also tried human ear plugs however they do not stay in as well. Mercedes is now 6 years old and has travelled over 10,000 miles and we have not noticed any difference in her hearing ability.

Thanks, it's always an adventure!

Thanks, they love to ride!

Bentley the Pomeranian enjoys a life of luxury with his loving family. Despite his pampered lifestyle, his sweet nature and striking blue eyes remain unchanged. His huge fluffy double coat adds to his charm, making him a beloved member of his fur-ever family. You can see a photo of him here: www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/aaq6wti5u1k044y6v7hc7/20240416_111055.jpg?rlkey=qw0tofgfbipbym0um7z703447&dl=0

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Thanks for watching!

Mercedes our Road Captain usually picks the route and it usually ends up resulting in some place that has treats. Thanks for tuning in!

Cheers!

Hello! It wasn't easy... I made a custom-mount that is permanently attached to the console. The mounting plate is on a hinge so it can tilt back for fueling. I secure the front of the carrier with adjustable straps to the crash bar and they are what limits how far the carrier can tilt back. I have a second console for when I want to ride without the carrier.

Thank you so much! Check out our Spearfish Canyon video, Mercedes really enjoyed that ride. ruclips.net/video/_mv1nUcZZts/видео.html

Thanks Brother! It was great to meet you and your Vrod. Safe travels!

Thanks for watching, that's awesome Calypso enjoys riding so much! We have a new video coming out soon featuring Mercedes riding the Spearfish Canyon in South Dakota. Stay tuned!

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Thank you, you're welcome!

Stinkers... lol.

Glad you enjoyed it, thank you for tuning it!

This video covers both of the carriers we use. Check it out... ruclips.net/video/0sWbsP77tU8/видео.html

Hello! Start with short intervals then gradually increase the time. We recommend taking out the lenses and starting with just the frames. This helps as they are not looking through the lens to start and prevents the lenses getting scratched if pupper tries rubbing them into things to try get them off. Once they get used to wearing the frames add the lenses. Good luck!

@@MotörDogzAdventures Hi. This is very good tip! Thank you! My dog has very sick eyes (KCS), even grain of the sand can cut his corneas. If he wants to be happy and enjoy his dog's life, he must Wear it. I believe when he will find out that goggles are helpfull for him, reduce his pain and protect eyes he will accept them. :)

Hey, there's actually a good video on how to train your blind dog to use Rex Specs: ruclips.net/video/nUIQRkqooqs/видео.html