Seat Belts are Required for Dogs as Well. This is why
A fast Google search for “dogs lost after automobile accident”
A dog will throw up a slew of touching stories about people who were reunited with their cherished pets after days — even weeks — apart.
The majority of the dogs were either ejected from the automobile during big collisions or simply ran away in the ensuing mayhem.
“Everything I know I learned from dogs.”
However, for every Pretty Girl and Mia, there are dogs who aren’t so fortunate.
They wind up lost for all time, or even worse, dead. So, aside from never driving with your pet family, what else can you do? Put a dog seatbelt on them.
The majority of dogs do not wear seat belts.
We don’t simply walk our dogs; they accompany us on day-long road trips, school carpools, and, of course, family vacations.
40% of dog owners travel with their pets. However, as we’ve seen, getting our pets from point A to point B might be hazardous if they aren’t restrained appropriately.
“Dogs do speak, but only to those who know how to listen.”
