I'm glad little Cheesey doesn't bark. She barks like once a month if that.

 

I agree it is not the dog but the owner. I am sure this driver knows his dogs bark when he is away from the truck. That is why I think he could have returned to his truck to check on his dogs before 6hrs. Believe me I love dogs. They are very good companions to have on the truck. Just take care of them. If they can not behave themselves get them off the truck. Just my opinion.. All you fellow drivers have a Great Week!!! Becareful out there. Till next time....Gotta GO!!

 

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hey now... chihuahuas are great dogs. My chihuahuas are better watch dogs than my pit, my hounddog and my border collie put together. No one sneeks up on my truck when the little dogs are on duty. :twisted:

As far as the dogs that bark all night.. Sounds to me like it's the owners fault. I never leave my dogs in the truck for more that an hour or 2. and would never just let them bark for no reason. My dogs I have trained to not bark unless someone gets up on the step. It's called training and responsible dog ownership no matter what type of dog it is. Those dogs where barking because they were feeling neglected (which they were). :x
Those dogs arent trained to be truckin dogs. Just some dumba$$ driver who thought he could be a bada$$ showing off is mutts without a care about the animal. He should have been turned to the law for animal crualty.

 

If I'm parked somewhere and somebody ties his dog to the bumper and lets it bark all night....I simply cut the dogs leash .......If the knuckle dragging, mouth breathing moron can't take of the problem.....I will.

Have respect for others isn't just a saying....its a way of live.

If there are those out there that want to slam me for turning someones animal loose....then so be it.

 

Totally better to let an animal run off and get hit by a car or go to the pound and get put down. I like to turn reefer units off too, since, after all, i don't have to deal with the aftermath :lol:


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Okay, I was about to agree with cutting the dog loose, but the last post made me reconsider.

But, before THAT, I wondered.... why not go inside and have the owner paged and deal with HIM??

Failing THAT.... why not just MOVE!! I know.... you waited too late! Poor "trip planning!" :lol:

I haven't experienced this problem yet, as I rarely run solo. But, I do sometimes. I HATE barking dogs, too! But, there has to be SOMETHING I can do other than suffer and B!TCH!! :shock:

But, I agree totally with the opinions that drivers should NOT take dogs along with them if they are not well trained! Or else.... pick an offramp to park on!! Park next to ME with that crap, and you'll come out to 18 FLAT TIRES!! :shock:

But, it should NEVER go that far! What part of "professional" driver don't some people understand?? :shock:

Hey, I've gone looking for an idiot driver just for staying on the fuel island too long in front of me! There's no telling what I would do to one with barking dogs!! :lol:

 

Anyone who would tie an animal to a bumper needs to be tied to my bumper....... and dragged a few miles...

I dont agree with you to just let the dog go but I would untie the poor thing and put him im my truck.... now i have another dog to take care of not a problem for me.:lol: hope it likes chihuahuas.