Art & Inspiration Let’s see your pet out for a ride in your car.

In other words . . . Six on the front, five on the rear and "four on the floor"!

 

Here's my Hank.

 

Nobody has a bird?

 

Back in the early ‘80’s my friend owned a”T” bucket, the car spent quite a bit of time in my garage because he was out of room. Periodically I would take my Shepherd mix for a cruise around the neighborhood.

 

Lost cat found !

 

Mitty LOVES birds….

 

''Hey shorty, buckle up this shit's about to get wild!'' JW

 

Road trip with my little bunny friend.

 

New one arrived today. Cat inspection.

 

Hank knows that first ride is in the far distant future.

 

Shop critters

 

I don’t have a bird, but I’ve sure given a lot of them to other drivers! I guess you could say I drive with a bird after all.

 

Trying to get him used to being in the car. It still makes him nervous for some reason.

 

Anyone have trouble getting their dog used to these old loud cars?

 

Good looking cat!

 

Looks like a "Cat Scan" to me!

 

My long gone pal... I loved him.

 

I wore my finger out hitting the like button. But all these animals (children) are special in their own way. And they are all beautiful. They have their own personalities and ways of communicating their wants and needs. They love us unconditionally and let us know if we have been bad. I truly believe they are smarter than we are. So bond with your buddy and take them for a buy buy ride.

 

My little dog Mimi, having fun in the back of Sanford & Son pickup!

 

Holding on for dear life

 

Scruffy!

 

Yep it took a while to get my dog comfortable with my T Bucket. But now he loves it, he sticks his head over past the side of the windshield so he can catch all the wind.

 

I made the mistake of doing a burnout with my bird dog in the car, now she doesn't want to ride in that one, or any loud cars anymore. My fault.

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