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Pet policy for CR England??
Does anyone know what CR Englands pet policy is? I am looking for a career with a trucking company and have a little pug. I need a company that will let me bring my dog. Thanks


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CR England's pet policy is this:

If you are a Lease Operator, you may have one small pet (after paying a deposit-not sure of the amount). If you are a company driver, no pets are allowed.
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Thank you. I will keep looking for a company that will let me take my small dog with me when I travel.
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I'm not sure you're going to find a company that allows pets in the cab if you're a company driver.
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I'm not sure you're going to find a company that allows pets in the cab if you're a company driver.
Its not just about the damage a dog can do to the truck (hair, scratching and pissing to name a few)
But with fuel prices the way they are, and to keep idling time down pets are a thing of the past for company drivers
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Not true at all. Werner Enterprises allows us to have pets, and even speeded our receiving an APU up from weeks to days because of this fact.

In fact MY dog is almost 100 lbs of German Shepherd.
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I am not sure if they have changed the policy but Celadon will let you have pets
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This is true and this was another reason I was looking hard at Celadon
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Does anyone know what CR Englands pet policy is? I am looking for a career with a trucking company and have a little pug. I need a company that will let me bring my dog. Thanks


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Hmmmm. pet policy is not what I would be worried about with them. The career with them worries me too!
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Hmmmm. pet policy is not what I would be worried about with them. The career with them worries me too!
C R England now allows lease operators to carry up to 5 chickens in approved coup. That way they will always have meat and eggs while on the road working for scraps.
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