I have a pit bull, part 2.

I love mine, and I and a few others supported you. As China said, check out USX. Leaving it at that. Con-Way, also, as I've noticed in my trips thru truck stops. This may help a bit. Sorry if we de-railed your thread.

http://www.ehow.com/list_6710593_pet-friendly-trucking-jobs.html

 

good luck !

 

List of trucking companies that allow pets
Click on the trucking company name to go to their website

Melton Truck Lines – One Cat/Dog Only | Under 30 LBS| $750 Deposit | Melton Pet Policy Form

Trans Am Trucking – One Cat/Dog Only | $2,500 Deposit or Fee

Swift Transportation – Unknown Number of Pets | $500 Deposit with $250 Refundable (SWIFT is currently not allowing ANY pets unless you are an owner operator)

LTI Trucking Services – Unknown Number of Pets | Minimal Deposit | Up to 60 LBS | Very pet Friendly

Werner Enterprises – One Cat/Dog | $500 Deposit Under 35 LBS/$1,000 over 35 LBS | Declawed Cats Only

Arnold Transportation – One Cat/Dog | $400 Deposit

FFE Transportation – One Cat/Dog | Under 50 LBS | $100 Deposit and a deduction of one CPM

Hirschbach Motor Lines – Lease Operators Only

Interstate Distributor – Two Pets Per Truck | Call Interstate for details

Prime Inc – One Cat/Dog | Under 40 LBS | $1,000 Deposit

Star Transportation – One Cat/Dog

Super Service – One Cat/Dog | Under 35 LBS | $750 Deposit

Knight Transportation – One Dog/Cat only | under 30lb | $400.00 Deposit | up to $200.00 Refundable

Quest Global – Two pets | $1000 Deposit

 

And China said USX, couldn't find anything. Sorry man. Love my Pit as well.

 

Looks to me like the perfect company could very well be the lease op or owner op route following breed specific laws state by state, city by city, or is it the other way around?

 

^^^ Then, Trans Am should work, for the O/P. Don't know the laws, they are legal in the country in Ohio.

 

I would rather you not. As much as I love dogs pit bulls were breed to fight and hunt. They may never attack anyone. But I'd they so it's very bad. They have a tendency to snap as they get older and more senile. May be your little puppy but lots of little kids have died due to a pit going crazy. I think companies banning them would tip you off to the danger.

 

Calex out of Pittston Pennsylvania allowed pit bulls when I worked there