[IFLY]

Please post a picture !

 

[twyn]

My dog (an Austrailian Shepard) would pee all over the seat and jump for a squirrel.

 

[Tony in AZ]

Rodehard carried his dog in a sack strapped to his chest....

 

[IFLY]

My dog (an Austrailian Shepard) would pee all over the seat and jump for a squirrel.

LOL :lol:

 

[Cliflyri]

Not me, but my friend's dog is his best riding partner. She's been with him over many thousands of miles of riding.

Chris

 

[Sam Jones]

In my case Gail & our pet "Bandit" come as a pair of riding partners.
Bandit is now close to 30K miles on BigBird.

See thread below for more info.

http://www.gl1800riders.com/forums/view ... highlight=

 

[BlkPirate]

SO wants me to figure out a way to get our Great Dane to ride...Only way I can figure is a Trike with a Side Car...I think someone makes that...Hannigan...they call it a Tri-car...oh well

 

[tequilaroy]

I don't think he would do too well on the bike.
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[salyzyn]

 

[richard h]

My dog (an Austrailian Shepard) would pee all over the seat and jump for a squirrel.

I had a dog that ONCE jumped out of the back of a pickup truck to chase a rabbit. Just once! He came limping and embarassed back to the truck. He was fine by the time we got home. He forgot to limp. (Dogs are smart, sort of. :lol: )

Your Aussie would have to work up to it. A slow speed trip around the block would probably be fun. Then there would be the demands for his own jacket, doggles, helmet, gloves, do-rag, etc. :lol:

I have seen dogs that just jump up on the carpeted tank. That's all. :lol:

 

[richard h]

I like your idea of "a drink". :lol: :lol: