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cftlet
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Dogs in cages
A buddy of mine just sent me a article from the "Baja Insider" about dogs in cars must be in a cage or restrained. I don't recall this being discussed
here on Nomads ( but then again I did not follow things very closely this summer). Does anyone know about this law? And does anyone know what
restrained means? Any info. will be greatly appreciated.
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BajaBlanca
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It may be the law but it sure isn't obeyed.
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captkw
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BULL _HIT !!
Just try and put my dog,kid,grandson in a cage......
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Marla Daily
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Cops in Tecate have been pulling over gringos with dogs in their cars using this alleged "law" to bribe drivers. We were stopped in Tecate by a
motorcycle cop who tried to get us to pay him for our infraction.
After quite a stand-off, he left in frustration to pursue someone else.
A friend was recently stopped in Tecate for this same alleged infraction. TO date, there has been no evidence of such a law.
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captkw
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thanks marla
MY Hackles are up and I will fight on this one....I speak great spanish and mex has been my home since I was 8yrs old....so I will
not,wont,cant,cannot..bow down for such B.S.
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cftlet
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I was stopped back in may by Tecates finest for my dog not being in a cage. Needless to say I refused to pay him and he finally got frustrated and
left.
The only reason I posted this is that " Baja Insiders"( who are they?) just posted this along with liability proof of insurance requirements as being
new laws. I had never heard of this and I realy got P----D off and wanted to check it out here on Nomads.
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durrelllrobert
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Mine is always caged ....
when visiting blue states
Bob Durrell
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cftlet
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I love it. 
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MrBillM
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Restrained ?
Mannerly ?
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captkw
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WELL< speaking of cages
Bush,,chenny,rumsfeild deserve a cage!!! and Obama needs to return the "Nobel"...IMO....LOL
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mtgoat666
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| Quote: | Originally posted by BajaBlanca
It may be the law but it sure isn't obeyed. |
regardless of the law, if you care about your pooch, you restrain them in some fashion so they may survive a car accident. just common sense!
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MrBillM
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The Key to Surviving
For MY Dobs is enhanced by Driving Well.
As oft-repeated among Pilots:
"If MY Butt gets there safely, so will everybody else's".
Or, similar words to that effect.
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DENNIS
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In Tecate, they started out with the claim that your dog needs to be in a seatbelt.
So....when I drive through with my dog in the front seat, I hook up her leash and run it through the connected belt across the back of the passenger
seat.
They sell a doggy seatbelt that is basically the same thing.
I hate having to play their extortion game, but it's probably a judicious compromise......and it doesn't hurt.
http://www.petsmart.com/family/index.jsp?categoryId=3245635
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[Edited on 10-16-2013 by DENNIS]
"YOU CAN'T LITTER ALUMINUM"
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fandango
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| Quote: | Originally posted by mtgoat666
| Quote: | Originally posted by BajaBlanca
It may be the law but it sure isn't obeyed. |
regardless of the law, if you care about your pooch, you restrain them in some fashion so they may survive a car accident. just common sense!
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EXACTLY, why so resistant to a simple safety issue for the animal? You may drive safely but others don't. It only takes a sharp stop and you got
potential broken bones as the animal is thrown forward. DUH!!!!
sbwontoo
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J.P.
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CAGE
Any thing the Mexicans would require is by far Overshadowed by the Stupidity of the U.S. authorities. 
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EdZeranski
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get a rag, quick
| Quote: | Originally posted by durrelllrobert
when visiting blue states
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...They don't give him diarrhea? Nice woofie!!
EdZ
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mcfez
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Leased only. No cages are required. Seat beats are required for your dog, if it is the driver :-)
Make darn sure that your dog(s) is on a short leased BEFORE approaching the checkpoints. The guys in uniform don't like snarling dogs.......much less
dogs jumping up on them.
Perhaps the cage thing......is required for ferry crossings(?) See this:
http://teamgazin.wordpress.com/2012/02/27/crossing-the-sea-o...
[Edited on 10-17-2013 by mcfez]
Old people are like the old cars, made of some tough stuff. May show a little rust, but good as gold on the inside.
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Russ
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I don't know why but my Choc. Lab comes unglued when the guys come up to the car at the check points. After I snap on his leash and gets out he just
wants to play. He's got me right thru the border several times and many check points. As for cages or restraints while driving.... not for my guy. He
survived the roll over without a scratch.
Bahia Concepcion where life starts...given a chance!
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Mula
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Cages might be required for the 6 hour crossing to Topolobampo, but are not required for the long trip on the ferry to Mazatlan. We took our 2 dogs
on leashes last November both ways . . . .and used the ferries very nice built in kennels on the ferry.
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rts551
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| Quote: | Originally posted by mcfez
Make darn sure that your dog(s) is on a short leased BEFORE approaching the checkpoints. The guys in uniform don't like snarling dogs.......much less
dogs jumping up on them.
[Edited on 10-17-2013 by mcfez] |
Don't know where you got this. My dog does not like uniforms while she is in the car (I think its the intrusion), but the soldiers also like teasing
her (while the window is up).
The only thing they are leery of is a dog that is outside of the car.
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