Any OTR training companies that allow a big dog/pitbull??

Magnum out of Fargo

 

Is she looking for a trucking company that has it's own CDL school or a private CDL school.
Don't ask,don't tell.
It's not a 60 lb pit bull, it's a 20 lb poodle; that's what the woman in the pet store told me.

 

My question has always been...why would you do that to a dog? Little bitty prison cell with a giant hound just laying there 23 hours a day is kinda unfair. I dig the connection between a human and a dog I LOVE my mutts but I've always thought it a disservice taking one of the big ones on the road with me.

 

Dudettee, you have the holy grail of trucking! If you are an O/O you write your own ticket. Go with who accomadates you...

 

Prime is really don't ask don't tell, I would recommend her getting a full size instead of the lightweight, lease doesn't care. I have a 50lb 7 month old american bulldog and a 30lb mix breed, and I know a couple drivers that have ALOT bigger dogs then I do so I don't see a problem with it... prime is a good company if you want an automatic, and not much hometime.

 

Henderson Trucking allows any dogs of any weight limit, I asked while I was in orientation if there was a limit and was told there was no limit or restrictions. If you want some more info on the school, shoot me a PM, I'm about to start week 3 at their CDL school this coming week.

 

We are currently in the process of changing companies too. Yes, because of our dog. My husband and I drive together, our CRST recruiter told us no problem, we can have our dog with us. We were so naive and trusting, never asked for a second opinion. At the end of training we found out no pets with CRST. We were very disappointed, yet stayed with them to have 4 months under our belt. Mother in law was taking care of our dog but she's getting tired of it which we understand, she was only supposed to have him for 3 weeks. Long story short, Werner will take us. No breed or size restriction on dogs which is fantastic because ours is a 60 lb pit bull. Placid and lazy and is happiest when he's literally by our feet. For him having the house for himself without us being right there is the real punishment. You see, we adopted him from a shelter, we can't just give him up now. Yes, we are missing out on better companies because of him probably, but we are responsible for him. Some might think it's stupid. Whatever. So yeah, Werner will take any dog, with a $250 deposit which will be deducted from your salary over the course of a couple of months.