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Newsletter 2-26 A lot has happened since the last news letter.  The shop got very busy with other contracts and was not able to spend any time working on The Ruff Racks.  So busy that I was considering discontinuing The Ruff Rack and moving on.  However, I really don’t want to disappoint a lot of dogs.   I did some restructuring and started to look at the design and realized that I can’t spend 2 weeks to make one. I must get faster. The first step was I must find some help with some of less...

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Details

All Steel Motorcycle Dog Carrier The Ruff Rack is a custom built device that provides protection for your best friend from most common incidents. The Ruff Rack will not provide protection in any rollover or end-over-end types of major accidents. No one can design/build something to withstand every type of risk or accident without adding weight, size, complexity and ultimately expense. Options. Additional items include a backrest gate, custom colors, upholstery, padded bed, bolt on luggage...

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User Testimonials

Reviews and stories by our customers and users of The Ruff Rack Michael and Carbon "When I was a boy, I loved two things: my family dog Lady and riding on the back of my dad's motorcycle.As I got older and moved into my own home, many things had changed, but I still loved dogs and motorcycles. I had gotten my own motorcycle and dog but always found myself having to decide between taking my dog Carbon in the truck or riding alone on my bike to enjoy an afternoon. Everything changed when I...

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What’s it Like to Ride with “Man’s Best Friend”

It all starts with training.  The first step is to get your dog to understand what it’s all about in small steps. Even before your Ruff Rack arrives, the training can start.  We started with the “turn around” command.  Just hold a treat slightly above them and get them to follow it in a slow spin move. Once they’ve done a 180° turn, they get the treat. Then do a similar thing to get them to “back up” this will come naturally after they figure out their new riding routine.  ...

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