My dogs are mad

Nice lookin hack, which bike are you going to hook it to? Now is a good time to 'GIT ER DONE" before spring gets here.

Black bike in background. Getting a new tire and cush drive bearing.

Looks like the dogs are going to take right to riding. Just have to be sure the big one doesn't jump out every time he sees a little squirrel, and the little doesn't jump out every time he sees a big dog. If a big dog had the spirit of most of the little Chihuahua's I've known, they'd rule the pack ... maybe the world.

Good luck with the installation. Please keep us informed.

Chihuahuas have something in common with little people...As my passed over father used to say: "Beware of small persons with too much ambition, they walk over deads, just remember Hermann Goebels."(1.56m = 5' 1 3/8")
The terrier have a bad hunter complex. We lost one in the harvester after chasing for 1 1/2h a rabbit until in the last cut of the field there was no else space left but the knife platform. The rabbit could duck, the Terrier went into the wheat storrage.....
So lashes are a must for these addicted friends....
Well, my buddies aren't less hot headed as soon the bikes are blubbering.
Enjoy life.
Sven

no idea how the grinning face came in here, but it fits.

The little dog is a 3 1/2 year old Min-Pin we just rescued. She's had a hard life til now. Was living with a Pit Bull or in a 12 inch cage she couldn't even turn around in. Rescued Thanksgiving day. Loves people but definatly has that big dog attitude.

jeff

The rescued dogs have been for me the most grateful ones. At the moment we have only 2 dogs and 2 cats plus all the squirrals and possums you find in the farm. The newest one is a golden retriever we picked up from the street a year ago with a poisoned face. He is blind now but has an excellent behaviour and does defend himself well from the nasty Labrador bread. In 22 years he is now no. 18 and all picked up dogs were worth it...except one San Bernadine I should have shot right away.....While the female together with a sheppart bread we rescued from the dog pond short before they should be sacrified, were the best Nanies we have had.

Best wishes and enjoy riding with you buddies. You will see that as soon you will get close to the rig they will hop in and expect you to lift off.
Sven

PS: Camilla, the pincher bread became 16 years old. And rode until 2 days before she passed by in December even on top of the solo bike's tank.
The day this photo was made she barked at 5AM "!why the hack are you pushing so slow!" (got a 3 inch nail in the back tire and had to push 2 miles...) 😉 😉
In her younger days she looked simmular to the Taco Bell Chihuahua....

Awesome PP........Just looking at the picture I can hear him barking from here.....3 miles man your in better shape then me. I figure the rig I'm putting together will tip the scales at close to a grand. Won't be to much pushing for this old bird, except maybe backing into a parking space.

jeff

As I see the photo tears come up again. Camilla had quite an attitude and grew up all puppies, kitties and rabits in our farm. until her last days she allways behaved like a youngster.
I with my 48 try to keep up with my nick name, but the back and the reset button in the belly tell to slow down. Those 2 miles to push were mainly down hill and the up hill parts needed more then one rest.
That were the stretches were I am sure most people woke up....

My three rescues got their first ride a few weeks ago. @ Jack Russells and a Rat Terrier, I call them my nest of terrierists!