Jeep Dog pics

[wibornz]

dogs change the experience, but (IMO) enhance travel. Road Tripping with a good dog is great. J**p tripping with a good dog is the best!

i would encourage you; don't wait! i'm sure you guys and a dog would enjoy each other. i would have to imagine you could be pretty good trainers/Pack Leaders.
the only things that we don't like about dogs is that they reduce our tendency for air travel (because we don't take them with us), and that they break our hearts when they end. they do limit some of the places we can go (because we won't go without them), but there are plenty of other places we can go where they can be dogs, and sharing their joy in those places makes any sacrifices on our parts all worthwhile.

air travel i don't miss so much because we really like to road trip anyway.
the holes in our hearts when they leave, we never really get over, but we get used to,... and even knowing there's an inevitable end coming we still eventually get another one.
can't imagine our lives without a dog.

We have raised 4 Rottweiler from pups to the grave, and two Neapolitan Mastiff. For our type of travel it will have to be a small dog which would be new to us. The problem is we hike a lot and have a small camper. Unfortunately what do you do with a small dog while we are out hiking. Most small dogs will not do five+ miles in the desert, and we really can't leave them in the Jeep or the camper in that kind of heat or just in general. I am sure a predator would make a snack out of a small dog chained up to a camper out in the desert. Plus we are not good with chaining a dog up anyways.

As far as training a dog. We only have well mannered and very well trained dogs. Some of th rots were better trained than others, but they were all very well mannered and socially at easy in public.

couple of our past dogs. They have all passed due to old age.

Rex

Conji

Brutis

Any new dog would need to be smaller than these boys.

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[zouch]

i'm with you on not leaving the dogs; we go places where the dogs can go with us.

we downsized from a Malinois to a Dutch Shepard; probably couldn't manage anything smaller than another herding dog. target size might be around 40-50 lbs; i can't deal with the idea of anything that might get carried off by an owl.

our Dutchies have been known to go out and run with the Coyotes; they're fearless. will be hard to find something that matches them.

We have raised 4 Rottweiler from pups to the grave, and two Neapolitan Mastiff. For our type of travel it will have to be a small dog which would be new to us. The problem is we hike a lot and have a small camper. Unfortunately what do you do with a small dog while we are out hiking. Most small dogs will not do five+ miles in the desert, and we really can't leave them in the Jeep or the camper in that kind of heat or just in general. I am sure a predator would make a snack out of a small dog chained up to a camper out in the desert. Plus we are not good with chaining a dog up anyways.

As far as training a dog. We only have well mannered and very well trained dogs. Some of th rots were better trained than others, but they were all very well mannered and socially at easy in public.

couple of our past dogs. They have all passed due to old age.

Rex


Conji


Brutis


Any new dog would need to be smaller than these boys.

 

[Old Dogger]

 

[Pic18]

Went to a meet up with South Coast Jeep Club. Maverick was a mud mouth today!

 

[Wjsan]

Got the Jeep and had to wait a few days for his harness to come in. But once it did he looks like he is in heaven with the roof thrown back.

 

[GtX]

Just adopted this girl.

She's had a hard life up to now and needs some time to adjust and trust. Can't wait to get her there and in the Jeep

 

[blnewt]

Just adopted this girl.

She's had a hard life up to now and needs some time to adjust and trust. Can't wait to get her there and in the Jeep

Great pic, looks like a sweet dog, and kudos for getting this girl back on track, looks like she's suspicious, but in a good way!

 

[JeepBryan]

I love this thread!

this is Max! We are riding training in the compass until the Wrangler comes. TBD, is still the status, but the dealer says it goes in production today.

Max doesn’t like car rides yet because the only place we take him is the groomers and vet, so we are in line at McDonalds to show that there are fun places to go in the car!

 

[OldBlue]

Just adopted this girl.

She's had a hard life up to now and needs some time to adjust and trust. Can't wait to get her there and in the Jeep

Good on you! All of ours (other than 1) have been rescues. Some have been a challenge, but most have been wonderful companions and garage "helpers", case in point!

 

[Headbarcode]

Moose watching a movie...

I say "Jeep"...

 

[GtX]

Good on you! All of ours (other than 1) have been rescues. Some have been a challenge, but most have been wonderful companions and garage "helpers", case in point!

Right back at you!

We're on number 4. All adopted / rescued. All have earned a special place in my heart.

 

[HydroblueLA]

Boo is still waiting to live her best life as a Jeep dog. In the meantime she is successfully being a lap dog.

 

[ZCashio]

Excited to finally contribute to this thread. Honey absolutely loves going for rides. Anytime she hears the keys jingle she’s alert and wants to go. She’s pretty photogenic

 

[cornercanyon]

Her Jeep—

 

[eveg33]

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