06 December 2013
Crash test dogs (dummies)
This video demonstrates that the presence of an unrestrained dog in the back seat of a vehicle poses a risk of lethal injury to the dog and to the driver. The brief but bizarre "hanging" scene at about 0:37 illustrates that conventional harness restraints are not sufficient to prevent the dog being propelled forward, even during a low-speed collision.
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So of those interested the two harnesses that apparently did not fail were the Purina Roadie harness and the Sleepypod Clickit harness. Info from the NRMA website at http://www.nrma.com.au/paws-and-secure-your-puppy. Don't know if either of these are available in the US.
ReplyDeleteTx, Vince, for sharing your findings.
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