Goodyear plants in Houston and Beaumont refuse to load with a 25ob dog in the truck, even promised to keep her in a kennel in the bunk. No reason why? Anybody else get this and what do you do? I've never had it in 7yrs.
Anybody refused to be loaded because a dog in the truck?
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by Elroythekid, Nov 26, 2019.
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I guess sadly though maybe not responsible dog owner let their dog run free and bit someone? Now insurance says no? Stupid people make it tough on responsible people. -
See it a lot in the tanker industry.
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Wave nicely to them on the way out.
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All it takes is for someone with a fancy parking spot to step in poo and no doggies are allowed
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I have seen it on ratecons and have been asked by brokers if I run with a dog.
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The rules come about, not because some driver had a teacup yorkie yap at someone, but usually because some filthy dirtbag is living out his hood dream of watching aggressive dogs bite random strangers. Trucking companies with pet weight limits and nonrefundable deposits are not coping with the occasional pet guinea pig but 1 or 2 shredded truck interiors by dogs that wear heavy gauge steel chains for a collar.
The "humans" that aspire to spread prison culture to the "free world" take no responsibility for ANYTHING they do. Not everyone wants to live the thug life. In their world thugs are the superstars. Vape this! -
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