How to solve dog issues on the bike?

Triathlon Forum
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I think we finally have a solution…

Dog Protector Web Site

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Well, he has obviously never run into the mighty attack Basset that would chew that thing up.

http://i32.tinypic.com/2lar869.jpg

Well, maybe that is an attack Basset at rest. Here is one awake.

http://i29.tinypic.com/70izqs.jpg

Isn’t that stuff on his leg the plastic crap you connect a down gutter pipe to an extension? Very high tech.

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http://ihasahotdog.files.wordpress.com/2008/04/funny-dog-pictures-badass-collar.jpg
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Yup, I think it is gutter pipe…

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Cute, but not a total solution. You are more likely to be hurt by a collision with a chasing dog than to actually be bitten. At least for the cyclists on this site who can out bike a chasing dog.

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At least for the cyclists on this site who can out bike a chasing dog.
Actually … the cyclists who can’t are at greater risk. :slight_smile:

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Cute, but not a total solution. You are more likely to be hurt by a collision with a chasing dog than to actually be bitten. At least for the cyclists on this site who can out bike a chasing dog.
Not for me, when I was 10, got bit by such a little tiny dog that ran away afterwards. Unfortunately, he boke the skin so that meant 14 days of painful rabbies shots.

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I am holding out for the dimpled carbon version :wink:
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Wow, you could bike at 20mph+ at 10 years? But since most 10 yr old children are not riding at road bike speeds, their chances of a collision with dog is lower and their chances of being caught (bitten) by the dog is higher. I specificly addressed STers who can out ride a dog.