Doggie freaking out

[CMENT]

My DD”s. Male is the shaggy one at 15yo and the fm is 5.


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[Swayse]

Could be whistling from the active air dam, which you could try temporarily disconnecting (so it doesn't drop) - assuming you don't have the air suspension.

I’ll try anything. Thanks.

 

[RIRam]

 

[jdmartin]

Definite has to be something related to rolling mass. I would consider (if she will take it) putting some ear plugs in her to see if she still acts like that or not, so you can see what sense is affected. If she don't act crazy with ear plugs in, it probably is something she smells or sees, or just the nature of the ride itself.

Doggie Bella:

 

[SpeedyV]

Not another one of THOSE threads

 

[jdmartin]

Not another one of THOSE threads
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Hey now, you can never have too many doggie threads

 

[W13NY]

 

[Swayse]

Gotta love doggie pics. I bought a sound analyzer app, I’ll do some playing around with it this weekend. Truck goes in for window tint tomorrow, but she’ll be riding with me in my Cummins until we get this figured out.

 

[Granite5thgen]

My two have no problems at all, I hope you figure it out!

 

[pitboss000]

Little help here guys. My border collie loves rides, she’s as happy as can be in my 2500 Ram. But, not in the 1500 Ram, she barks, whimpers, and howls, she wants out very badly. Active noise cancellation has the mics depinned, this didn’t help. I’m at a loss here, she’s never acted this way, not even in my mustang that was loud enough to wake the dead.

Strange to see this. My dog has acted weird in the new truck. No noises - she just goes under the hammock and hides under the rear seat. But only when I'm moving. When slowing to stop (below 15 or so) it's off to the races! She owns all 3 rear windows and can't pick her favorite! As soon as I start going she's back to hiding. Never did this in my 2016.

My Abby - 2yr old Parsons Russell.

 

[Magredvet]

Mine is fine too..................but prefers the rear floor over the back seat..................and he is very sensitive to noise. Won't ride in any Diesel, even our Diesel pusher.....

 

[jdmartin]

Mine is fine too..................but prefers the rear floor over the back seat..................and he is very sensitive to noise. Won't ride in any Diesel, even our Diesel pusher.....
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Yeah, I have always rode my dogs on the floor because it's safer for them. The big flat floor was the main reason I bought the Titan 15 years ago and stayed with it until Ram came out with a true flat floor without a tool corral in the way. I just fold up the seats and away we go. My dogs have always been prima doggas, however, and don't like hanging their heads out the window.

 

[Swayse]

Strange to see this. My dog has acted weird in the new truck. No noises - she just goes under the hammock and hides under the rear seat. But only when I'm moving. When slowing to stop (below 15 or so) it's off to the races! She owns all 3 rear windows and can't pick her favorite! As soon as I start going she's back to hiding. Never did this in my 2016.

My Abby - 2yr old Parsons Russell.

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Cool doggie!! Sounds like your doggie is uncomfortable as well while moving. I’m starting to think it’s the radar in the windshield. My mustang had this radar cruise control as well, but it was in the front grill instead of mounted to the windshield.

Wonder which fuse I need to pull?

 

[pitboss000]

Cool doggie!! Sounds like your doggie is uncomfortable as well while moving. I’m starting to think it’s the radar in the windshield. My mustang had this radar cruise control as well, but it was in the front grill instead of mounted to the windshield.

Wonder which fuse I need to pull?

Thanks! She is cool. Loads of energy too, wears me out! I don't have the adaptive cruise so can't help you. Thinking it's the ANC - I do have that "back window open" sound but I'm used to it now. They say cracking a window cancels it but... still sounds like a window open lol. Haven't contemplated disconnecting it though since she's calm while we're moving.

 

[Dontfront82]

Hope ur doggo gets better with time!

 

[Dontfront82]

Bison

 

[danielle2019]

Bison

I love the sunglasses

 

[jdmartin]

I love the sunglasses

Ha! Me too. I thought that was a cat at first!

 

[Maconi]

It might be related to the holes/gaps people are finding (hole in the driver-side firewall, grommets not being installed correctly, rear of cab being sealed poorly, etc.). Might benefit from sealing some of those up to reduce possible high frequency noise.

 

[Whiskey_tango]

Strange to see this. My dog has acted weird in the new truck. No noises - she just goes under the hammock and hides under the rear seat. But only when I'm moving. When slowing to stop (below 15 or so) it's off to the races! She owns all 3 rear windows and can't pick her favorite! As soon as I start going she's back to hiding. Never did this in my 2016.

My Abby - 2yr old Parsons Russell.

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Nice lookin pup. Mine don't seem to mind the truck.