Show some Restraint: Don’t Let Pets Roam Free in Cars
ICBC says unsecured pets can distract drivers and become crash hazards, as 24% of pet-owning drivers admitted leaving animals alone in vehicles last year.
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Show some restraint: Don't let pets roam free in cars - Northern Sentinel
Why do dogs like to stick their heads out of the window of a moving car?* Whatever the reason, a recent ICBC survey found that 14 per cent of drivers said they don’t restrain their pet while it’s in the car because they want it to be able to stick its head out the window. The same survey showed that of the British Columbians who said they’d travelled with a pet in their car over the past year, nearly two-thirds (64 per cent) admitted to not alwa…
Show some restraint: Don't let pets roam free in cars - The Northern View
Why do dogs like to stick their heads out of the window of a moving car?* Whatever the reason, a recent ICBC survey found that 14 per cent of drivers said they don’t restrain their pet while it’s in the car because they want it to be able to stick its head out the window. The same survey showed that of the British Columbians who said they’d travelled with a pet in their car over the past year, nearly two-thirds (64 per cent) admitted to not alwa…
Show some restraint: don’t let pets roam free in cars
Why do dogs like to stick their heads out of the window of a moving car?* Whatever the reason, a recent survey from ICBC showed that 14 per cent of drivers surveyed said that they don’t restrain their pet while it’s in the car because they want it to be able to stick its head out the window. The same survey showed that of the British Columbians who said they’d traveled with a pet in their car over the past year, nearly two-thirds (64 per cent) a…
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