No, while some dogs like the wind in their face, the danger to the animal is quite apparent. Dirt, foreign objects (like bugs) and dust can blow into the animals eyes causing temporary or permanent damage to the eyes. Of course there is always the danger that the animal may leap out of the back of a moving vehicle and sustain injury upon impact with the ground. Also, if the animal jumps out into traffic, it may be hit by another moving vehicle.

ECO can almost certainly wash your truck. All we ask is that the pick-up bed be empty before going through the wash. This is for the safety of you, your vehicle, and other customers.

The Anatolian Shepherd has two officially recognized breed clubs in the United States. Anatolian Shepherd Dogs International, Inc. or ASDI, Inc. was founded in 1991, and the Anatolian Shepherd Dog Club of America was founded in 1970. The ASDI separated from ASDCA in 1991 because a growing number of Anatolian fanciers, including breeders, dog show enthusiasts, working dog and companion dog owners, felt that a choice should be made available in the direction that our breed is taking. ASDI, Inc.

You need to know how much weight you will be carrying on the truck, the trailer weight and what the pin weight is for your trailer. You should also consider the fact that you might upgrade your rig or add a toad while you are planning things. Once you have these weights you know the minimum capabilities you will need for your truck, and can decide between a medium duty truck or a super duty pickup.

We pride ourselves in that no one yet has ever complained that their pet has gotten sick while in our care. Unfortunately, when a pet is at a kennel they are in a more confined area. They are exposed to a higher population. Dogs can transmit a bevy of diseases. We require all pets to be vaccinated for rabies and distemper combo (DA2PV). Dogs are required to be vaccinated for bordetella.

Yes, in most cases, but most ?-ton truck owners may want to consider a rear suspension upgrade to help carry the extra weight of the camper. A set of helper-springs, over-load springs or air bags will do the trick. These are usually easy to install and relatively inexpensive. We have the ability to do some of the suspension work right here at the factory when you get your camper installed. Good truck tires are also recommended ("D" or "E" Rated Tires).

Depending on the size and type, a new fire truck (apparatus) will cost from $300,000 to close to over $1,000,000. National standards and the heavy construction help to drive the cost up. A custom apparatus can be in service for 25 years!

Yes. For a small delivery fee, we would be more than happy to deliver your parts. We stand by our work and would rather help out than force you to contact a more expensive delivery company. Our professional drivers will arrive on time and handle all products with extreme care. long as the error rests on our shoulders we will gladly repaint the parts and do whatever we can to address the problem and satisfy your needs. Discrepant parts detected upon delivery must be reported to us immediately.

Yes: all the boats are under 16’ long. The Turbo II and Yole Club are in polyethylene and ultra robust. The Yole Class and Turbo Skiff SL are fiberglass and would need some extra protection. The Turbo II Classic and Wing are identical hulls. Higher weight classes prefer the Wing with sliding rigger and fixed seat.

For those renting at our Lexington, KY stores, the truck cannot leave Fayette County. For those renting at our Shelbyville, KY store, the truck cannot leave Shelby County.

Yes, if the game is in stock and in our warehouse, you may arrange to pickup with your vehicle. Our staff will help load the game, but will not be available to help unload at your location. After the unit is loaded it will be the customers responsibility for safe transfer and transport. For help with delivery, please refer to our delivery rates. Please note: games and equipment sold through online auction companies and on consignment, cannot be picked up at our location.

Small dogs, sometimes referred to as "lap dogs," are the easiest to handle. The larger breeds, such as German Shepherd dogs, are usually too large to lift. If you want to carry a puppy or small dog, place one hand under the dog's chest, with either your forearm or other hand supporting the hind legs and rump. Never attempt to lift or grab your puppy or small dog by the forelegs tail or back of the neck.

Yes, but call ahead of time to make sure the system is in stock. We will reserve one and have it ready at our docks.

You are welcome to bring a bed or blanket for your dog's crate. We do provide each dog with a comfortable lambswool pad for sleeping.

No. An old quilt folded in two is perfect. But they are used to sleeping off the ground and will need no encouragement to try to take over your bed or settee. They do like to stretch out.

Please mark the containers or bags with your dogs name and amounts to be given each meal. We do feedings from 7-8AM and 5:30-6:30PM. If your Day Camper does not eat before arrival, provide the food please.

We make our beds from very heavy fabrics but a determined dog will even chew through leather never mind cotton.

Definitely! We encourage you to bring any pillows or comforters for your pets comfort, as most pets sleep better in their familiar bed. Raised cot-style beds are available at no charge at the Resort, but please be aware that should your dog chew or destroy the bed, it is yours to keep for a small fee.

The Cuddle Ewe Underquilt should be centered on top of your mattress (and mattress pad if you have one), followed by a breathable cotton protective covering and then your regular fitted sheet.