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Pulled Over Dogs in Bed of Truck

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Dakota Dogman:
No dogs in the back?  How are they suppose to get the pheasants I shoot over the cab as we are cruzing down the fence rows to the next corn field?  ... 

Oh... that's right I'm not on the Pine Ridge anymore.  Still seems like one extra law & to govern intellegence instead of morality to boot.

Ah well, when in Rome... guess the dog has to ride in the front from now own... he ain't goin' like that especially...

God Bless,

alanger:

--- Quote from: dbllunger on January 31, 2009, 09:36:31 PM ---Had to be on the west side. 

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or a very slow day on patrol.

ICEMAN:
I will play Donahue for a second:

Geez guys, what a bunch of whiners crying about the law to keep your dogs under control while in the bed of a truck! I guess it is ok if the dog jumps as you cruise at 40mps...he'll be ok? Its just a stupid dog....  How much money do you have invested in the dog?  If your dog jumps or falls out of the bed and a vehicular accident results as someone swerves to miss or stops to help....are you going to pay for the accident?  Would you haul a horse or calf this way...? Standing in the back of your truck bed, or on a flat bed?  How about your shotgun, would you (purposely) lay it on the back of your flatbed for a short little ride to town? Your tackle box?  Your toddler?

You guys would probably take better care of a shed antler you found than your dog...

Curly:

--- Quote from: Red Dawg on February 12, 2009, 08:19:05 PM ---i have seen two dogs hung by jumping out of the truck and one split in half when it hit the corner of a windsheild. I feel it is a good law. In rural farming areas its not a big of deal
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 :yeah:

It is a good law.  I saw a golden retriever jump out of a truck doing about 40mph once.  The dog was trying to bite a low hanging branch.  The dog was fine, but if the road had more traffic on it, somebody could have been hurt by swerving or the dog could have been ran over.

I know that if my lab wasn't in his crate in the bed of the truck and he saw a pheasant somewhere, it wouldn't matter how fast we were going down the road.......nothing would stop him from jumping out and trying to get to the bird.

The Weazle:
I was getting fuel one day and saw a guy with a brand new lab he just picked up from the breeders stop to get a drink...he was boasting, and showing it off, telling tales of the future...he left the gas station with the pup in the bed and turned into traffic, the pup jumped, got squished, and the guy didnt even know it...the car that hit the pup waited for about 15 minutes and then left cause he never showed back up...I wonder how long it took that selfish *censored* to figure out the dog was gone...my dogs always ride up front with me, or in a crate tied down in the bed if the cab is full.  I think its a great law, that isnt enforced enough!

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