Riding with your dog is more fun than leaving them at home. Life is meant to be shared and nobody appreciates time with you more than your dog. Here are some ideas to inspire you and your pal:
These are words you’ll be using to describe riding with your dog, fastened behind you in the Award Winning Pillion Pooch.
We know because we’ve been travelling around the world for the last 4 years with our furry friends.
The Pillion Pooch is designed to transport small to medium sized dogs up to 30kg (70 Pounds). A chain rated to 3G is connected to the apex of the frame and a clip secures the dog from their harness to the chain. This allows the dog to have free movement within the Pillion Pooch while preventing the dog from jumping or falling out.
Riding around the world on a motorcycle adventure with dogs required a lot of consideration and planning. Research indicated our options for travelling with dogs were a trailer, sidecar or pet carrier. Trailers and sidecars were restrictive and cost prohibitive while pet carriers on the market were mostly for toy breeds and provided little protection.
We have travelled through over 50 countries over the past 4 years and put this product to the test in some of the harshest conditions imaginable.
Our goal is to deliver a motorcycle dog carrier that is meaningful, well designed and of high quality that puts smiles on peoples faces and promote the welfare of our K9 companions.
*All images shown are for illustration purpose only. Actual product may vary due to product enhancement.
Pre-Orders for the Pillion Pooch have ceased and production is in the final stages. We will be ready to take normal orders with immediate delivery shortly, until then, please register your interest to be notified when orders do commence.
Many countries have put in place guidelines for taking dogs in vehicles and in particular on motorcycles. The Pillion Pooch complies with every legislation that we have come across during our extensive research. HOWEVER, do check with your local authorities for up-to-date information in your region and ask to see the source legislation. If no legislation can be found then it is likely not to exist, in which case it will fall under general animal welfare legislation.