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7 hours ago, Richard10002 said:

In the example given, the person on the gunwales only moves there when necessary. So there are two people on the stern, and the dog, most of the time. I agree that no dogs would be harmed in this example but, with no notice, if someone is on the stern, they could be swept off by a vicious and immediate sweep of the tiller - or are they both on the step? Or is one always on the gunwales, and the other on the step?

 

For the OP - a cruiser stern is best for you and your dog. A semi trad may be handy if you want to keep the dog confined, but still outside with you.

I have had this particular boat for 7 years and the dog for 6. In that time no one has been swept off the back, nor tripped over the dog.

 

The dog and I could be in an area the size of Texas and the dog would still be under my feet so I have learned to be careful where I step.?

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