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#11

10-19-2010, 11:09 AM

H3inPA

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Fellow PAian Here

Except I am running the ridges of NW PA...CONGRATS on the H3 , have fun with it!!!

It appears you already are. My labs will never get an invite into the H3 unless it is an emergency. Let's just say they are more back of the pick-up type dogs.

Our H3 is PSU Blue...or just dark blue to the non-Pennsylvanians...LOL . The PSU decals look like they were made just for it, and two married Nittany Lions could choose no other color.

#12

10-19-2010, 07:47 PM

PA Ridgerunner

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PSU Blue is a VERY nice color. Taking our dogs for ride is not a daily thing. Not even weekly but sometimes we just like to take them some place to walk other than on the hill where we live. They git tired coming back up the hill.

#13

10-19-2010, 07:50 PM

PA Ridgerunner

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Originally Posted by Orso

Wow, I just noticed your from Montoursville. I grew up around Williamsport!

I'm originally from the hills above Newberry.

#14

10-19-2010, 09:52 PM

drtom

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im frum back "ere" in Kittanning

now near s. bend ind."flatland",,,miss the hills

be bak for tnxgiving,,see my 96 yr old pop!!

#15

10-19-2010, 09:54 PM

TAINTER

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Originally Posted by PA Ridgerunner

The big dog needed a big ride. And the little guy doesn't like to be crowded. We've had a few fights in the past. Not pretty at all!

Now we need a good step or ramp. Any suggestions?

Sorry, no suggestions on a ramp. Our big Dummies just jump in and slide out.

#16

10-20-2010, 07:07 AM

Widespread Hummer

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I would definitely be concerned about your dogs jumping out of the back, the angle they come down at puts them at high risk for spinal injury. Our Rottweillers are dying to ride in the H3 but I 've got to get some kind of drool protection in there first.

We have a ramp that can be folded and put in the back for travel and our dogs did ok with it when I had a cherokee. 200lbs may limit your choices, thats one BIG boy.