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I would like to start a thread about our pets involved in our Model T Ford world. Please share pictures and short comments as well.

Here Wasabi my 6 years old boy Golden Doodle. Always follow me in garage and my T world

This is a fine idea.

I cant help notice how clean your dog appears to be.
Whenever my wife walks around the garage, she finds a big black grease stain on herself.

This gal keeps the mice away.
Her name is smitten.

Our black lab and Sheltie mix were a little reluctant at first but they've become quite the Model T pups. The Sheltie mix has taken to standing on my wife's knees and the back of the front seat to get a better view and more air.

It's a fine idea !! Dogs and model Ts go together like bacon and eggs !
Our border collies, Jax (pointy ears) and Hannah love riding !

Rich!! What happened? Liz is spotless and her brass nice and shiney!

Great pic. The dogs look happy.
Mine only got to ride in the Model A, she's too arthritic now to climb in ANY car. Too bad.

Baillee loves her time cruising in Uncle Buck!
Our 10 year old rescue, her Corgi ears dominate her mixed breed features.

Have to hold onto him so he doesn’t fall out.

Shorty is another who was reluctant at first but now can't wait to go.

General Sam Houston and his Lady Emily Morgan are well know T dogs. . Happy to ride in any of our Ts.

All great pictures, but I LOVE Boston Terriers! And they are "period" correct!

This is one of my favorite photos, which may have been posted before, but it's good enough to post again ! Thanks to Wayne Sheldon for finding it for me ! Just shows dogs and Ts go all the way back !

Not to dismiss our other furry companions, kitties don't seem much taken with motoring, but they're often dedicated helpers in the garage !

Here is a cat, a good companion who kept the rodents out of the '23 Runabout. Sadly, the cat is gone but once the car was completely rebuilt I called the car Fireball after him.

Paul

Old TC the barn cat tempting fate.

Thats a great picture! Did TC get away with it?

Paul

In the early twentieth century, according to the American kennel association, boston terriers were the number one breed followed by the airdale terrier. In 1925 the German shepherd took over the number one position most likely because of the popularity of the Rin tin tin movies. A young man by the name of Marion Morrison had an airdale terrier named "Duke". Marion's friends started calling him Duke, and the nickname stuck for the rest of his life.

Marion Morrison actually graduated from Glendale High School, my high school, however he was at least 10 years ahead of me. He became a very popular actor but used the name John Wayne as his stage name.
Norm

Here’s Roxy in the front seat last Fall. Always fun to have the poops along for the ride!

Edit: It didn’t work I’ll have to compress the image.
Edit 2: Fixed it!

Tim Wrenn, you must have a picture of champ. Champ is our Club mascot and goes on most of our tours.

Art, You asked so here is my favorite pic of my favorite pooch. Jim

Yep, there always seems to be one somewhere

This is Sweetpea:

This is Sky, my shadow, follows me where ever I go ...
Don't have a pic of her in the T but this is in my Daily driver '66 CJ5

We don't have pets, just "Supervisors". Here is Roger:
And here is Sweetpea:

I just found that picture with a Lynx on the running board , He doesn't look happy

Does anyone have a running board pet carrier like this?

Cushion tester! Cushion tester! Been talking to the dogs!

Huckleberry and Sawyer eagerly awaiting a ride!

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Arthur loves a ride in the car. If he hears the car leaving without him he really lets out a sad cry.

My cats Muffler (Black Girl) and Spide' (Grey Boy) have been great friends of mine for many years and always help in the garage.
They are hard to get pictures of though.

Henry misses no opportunity to "go for drive"

Rich,
Did he just find out Timmy fell in the well and he's going to help?

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