Originally Posted by Sable99 (Post 1142115)

Okay, I give. Mom, my aunt and I are coming down in December with my puppy. The home we are renting comes with a 4-seat golf cart. I've driven a cart many times but never with Lexi. Lexi always wears both her collar (with her ID and tags) and her harness when she is outside. She rideis in a Snoozer car seat in my Flex but what do you attach the harness to in a golf cart? Just curious. I don't want her or my 91 year old mother to fly out of the cart!

Originally Posted by outlaw (Post 1142069)

I once witnessed a young father cradling his few-months-old baby in his LEFT arm while steering his golf cart with his right hand going what seemed to be pretty much full speed. I think his father or father-in-law was riding in the passenger seat. Very scary.

Originally Posted by TNLAKEPANDA (Post 1142311)

You can't fix stupid not even with duck tape!

Originally Posted by Sable99 (Post 1142115)

Okay, I give. Mom, my aunt and I are coming down in December with my puppy. The home we are renting comes with a 4-seat golf cart. I've driven a cart many times but never with Lexi. Lexi always wears both her collar (with her ID and tags) and her harness when she is outside. She rideis in a Snoozer car seat in my Flex but what do you attach the harness to in a golf cart? Just curious. I don't want her or my 91 year old mother to fly out of the cart!

Originally Posted by dbussone (Post 1142328)

I use a short leash and use the basket to loop the leash through. Then hook it to my dog's harness. He can move around a little but not enough to fall out of the cart. Over time he has learned his boundaries and usually just sits there enjoying the breeze.

I should note my dog weighs 16 pounds. For a heavier dog I would use a support post or a structural piece of the cart.

Originally Posted by kcrazorbackfan (Post 1142138)

Our pups love to ride in our carts and there is no reason why anyone shouldn't be able to do that with theirs, provided the dogs are strapped in securely. Ours have body harnesses which we run the seat belt through and then we have leashes attached to the basket frame than straps to their harnesses also. They are not coming off that seat.

Originally Posted by dbussone (Post 1142328)

I use a short leash and use the basket to loop the leash through. Then hook it to my dog's harness. He can move around a little but not enough to fall out of the cart. Over time he has learned his boundaries and usually just sits there enjoying the breeze. I should note my dog weighs 16 pounds. For a heavier dog I would use a support post or a structural piece of the cart.

Originally Posted by Chatbrat (Post 1142415)

Darwin is being proven right every day--stupidity thins the herd. You would put your grandchild in your car without a child seat--its the law. Guess its ok to jeopardize junior or your puppy because it isn'r against the law. We all know how safer a 500lb golf car is.
Bet most of the people in the Villages never took courses in physics- a 20 lb object @ 20mph-weighs close to 400lbs. Who has the strength to prevent a 400lb object from flying out of their hands ?