bikegeek666
Well-known member
i think that's the right term. i've known kids that have done this, and it makes life with a dog and no car vastly easier, as public transit that does allow dogs also tends to allow them with some ridiculous stipulations, like keeping them in a carrier (what the hell am i going to do with the carrier when i get there? what about a medium or large dog?), but allows leashed dogs if they're guide dogs or companion animals.
i don't have a dog, but i plan to get one soon, and i'm trying to get all my bases covered. i don't have a car, and even if i did i would want to drive as little as possible. i bike, but i don't want a small dog that i could take on my bike, and living in oakland, if i want to go to sf, i have to take bart anyway. i feel like i could mostly get away with having a leashed dog on there, but occasionally there are agents who give a shit. so i kinda feel like i should know how to get the dog certified so these restrictions aren't such an issue. anyone have experience or knowledge of how to do this?
i don't have a dog, but i plan to get one soon, and i'm trying to get all my bases covered. i don't have a car, and even if i did i would want to drive as little as possible. i bike, but i don't want a small dog that i could take on my bike, and living in oakland, if i want to go to sf, i have to take bart anyway. i feel like i could mostly get away with having a leashed dog on there, but occasionally there are agents who give a shit. so i kinda feel like i should know how to get the dog certified so these restrictions aren't such an issue. anyone have experience or knowledge of how to do this?