Hi Everyone,
I have to believe that a lot of you folks out there a dog people too. I've had quite a few in my time and they all liked riding in trucks.

About a year ago I lost my friend and pal, Trudy, a Rottweiler. It was as hard on me as loosing any person. About two months later I got Cyndi, a crazy little Rottweiler pup. She was just seven weeks old when we took her on a 600 mile trip to visit my son with our camper in tow. She is now almost a year old and in late March we did a 4,400 mile Round trip to deliver an airplane in my enclosed trailer to Phoenix, AZ.

Although I didn't think it was possible, Cyndi has a place in my heart just as Trudy did. We also have a fat little long haired dapple Dachshund named Trixie that also likes to go in the truck. She is really more my wife's dog but I do love her too.

I just thought I'd post a few pictures and I thought some of you folks might do the same.

Later Folks...






Cyndi saying let's roll...


Road Buddies


Cyndi as a pup on her first trip with the camper.


Watching for my Truck...

Later Folks...

 

This is TANK; He's 5yrs old full blood pittbull. Not a mean bone in this dogs body, He loves to ride in the truck almost as much as he likes to play with my grandkids.

 

Hey Rusty,
I'm still lookin' for TANK. No picture here or on your gallery... Is he one of those invisible dogs?

Later Man...

 

Well heck, I've got to jump in on this thread. Here's Sophia on one of our return trips from Arizona hauling home an old wreck. She goes everywhere that truck goes. The wife is a Labrador breeder, trainer, AKC judge, and does Lab rescue. She's probably got at least a dozen or more here at all times. I have one.

 

dave; I hope your just pullin my leg. Does anyone else see Tank? I do on mine. As much trouble as I have trying to get pics on posts, I thought I finally got one right.

 

I still don't see anything. Maybe it's something here. Does anyone else see him?

 

Hi Stu,
It must be nice to have a well behaved dog. Cyndi is a bit rowdy at times. Hopefully she will grow out of her rowdy stage.

Later Man...

 

Hey Rusty, That is one good looking pit bull!

 

I don't think God allows you to have a Ford Truck without a Dog......

This is "Red" who we found lying near death on our property 6 years ago from malnutrition. We nursed him back to health and discovered he had been at one time, well cared for and highly trained.

He became State Certified as a "Therapy Dog" where my Wife would take him on the weekends to visit the terminally ill folks in Hospice. He is very gentle and would get up on the bed with them. He's retired now, and we have 3 other small Dogs but Red is the only Truck ridin Dog.

This shot was in my '67 Camper Special and we log a lot of miles together. His favorite moment is when I pass the egg-ranch and I open the rear slider so he can get a big nose full of chicken doo-doo.....

 

dave ; The pic is in my gal under 54f100 I just can't figure out how to get it back in the post. Sorry.

 

This is Tank; Sorry for the screwup

 

Now you got it!

 

This is Dig, an Australian Cattle Dog. She's always ready to go for a ride.

Dave
1956 Ford F-100 panel truck project

 

This is Tazz. He is a Boxer, many people think he is a pit but nope. Great dog loves the kids and they do as well. He likes to ride in the daily driver. When he was a pup i took him to a pet store to get him some food and i put him in first than went to the bed to put the 40lb bag in. When i came back to get in i moved him from the drivers seat so i could sit. Well you could say that i was not happy when i sat. I was not the only one that was pissed! (Pun intended)Good dog hes my buddy!

 

This is my buddy Munch......... if a vehicle door opens he jumps in cause "Dogs Love Trucks"......... which really surprised the meter reader one day...... who got out of his truck to read the meter and got back in... then screamed just like Ned Flanders when he came face to face with Munch Then got a big lick in the face for his trouble.....