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mkivbren
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Wow! Looks like my interior after running the wire for my spotlight today! j/k Hope the bill isn't too bad, Hopefully you've saved this from happening to someone by posting this.
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Architectdave
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PostPosted: Fri Jun 01, 2007 8:38 am 
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Do you guys ever get concerned with the doggies toenails puncturing the vynal seats? Our black lab is a great dog and we used to take her on our old boat all the time since the cushions were beat up anyway. We now have a 2006 Vista...brand spankin new. I would love to bring her out, but I'm nervous that 65 lbs of dog might puncture the upholstry on deck?


I make sure my boxer has nice rounded nails. I either get them grinded by a groomer or you go for a nice long run on concrete. I was told its not a big problem like you think it will be, but it still worries me alittle. I had a girl in stiletto heels step on my sundeck 2 weeks ago and about flew from the bow to tackle her. No holes?????????


we have a no shoes on the boat rule....stilettos included.

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Txjole
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Architectdave wrote:
Txjole wrote:
HBender wrote:
Do you guys ever get concerned with the doggies toenails puncturing the vynal seats? Our black lab is a great dog and we used to take her on our old boat all the time since the cushions were beat up anyway. We now have a 2006 Vista...brand spankin new. I would love to bring her out, but I'm nervous that 65 lbs of dog might puncture the upholstry on deck?


I make sure my boxer has nice rounded nails. I either get them grinded by a groomer or you go for a nice long run on concrete. I was told its not a big problem like you think it will be, but it still worries me alittle. I had a girl in stiletto heels step on my sundeck 2 weeks ago and about flew from the bow to tackle her. No holes?????????


we have a no shoes on the boat rule....stilettos included.


I do too. It just happened so fast.
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wkearney99
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Architectdave wrote:
we have a no shoes on the boat rule....stilettos included.


Yeah, those tend to gouge the ceiling panels too...

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Brett248Vista
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Txjole wrote:
I had a girl in stiletto heels step on my sundeck 2 weeks ago and about flew from the bow to tackle her. No holes?????????



This post is worthless without pictures!!!! :lol:

Woggy,

Sorry to see and hear about your mishap, lessons learned the hard way sure do bite (pun intended). I love my Doberman to pieces, but she stays at home!

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Brett248Vista
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wkearney99 wrote:
Architectdave wrote:
we have a no shoes on the boat rule....stilettos included.


Yeah, those tend to gouge the ceiling panels too...


LOL!!!!!

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did the dog have on stiletto's? Im confused.....

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Lord I apologize for hijacking woggies thread and bless the pigmys amen...

Seriosuly though what happened is a drag and I hope its an easy fix...

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[quote="Architectdave"]did the dog have on stiletto's? Im confused.....[/quotI

I have seen alot of "dogs" in stiletto's but that was mostly on street corners in big citys.

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