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Me and Georgie better give some serious thought before riding in the Evergreen State.













Motorcyclist cited for dog riding on back

by KGW Staff



KTVB.COM



Posted on April 12, 2012 at 4:35 PM







OLYMPIA, Wash. – A motorcyclist was cited for endangering his dog while driving down the highway Wednesday.



The dog was precariously perched on the seat behind its owner, which is not only dangerous – but illegal.



The Washington man was driving down Highway 3 in Kitsap County when a trooper spotted him and pulled the motorcycle over.



The trooper also tweeted photos of the man and his dog, to warn others of the dangers.





I'd better get serious on some options!









Photo courtesy of Truelight
 

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I'll bet if that dog could talk we would hear another side of the story. Think of all the dogs in Washington that don't get to experience the joy of a ride on the TW.
Maybe Georgie should write a letter to the editor telling what she thinks of that law.
 

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from that video you posted, georgie did better in your fall than you did...


however i can see freeway speeds being a different story.
 

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If you're having fun, you're at risk of getting in trouble if you get caught. Pathetic society we have huh?
 

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If I remember right. Here in WA you have to be over 5 years old and be able to touch the passenger foot pegs.
 

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from that video you posted, georgie did better in your fall than you did...


however i can see freeway speeds being a different story.




Yep, she always bails just before I tip over!





Also, unlike the rider who got a ticket, I'd never ride with Georgie on the back going that fast on a highway. I have gone on a paved road for a very short distance only to get from one point of trail to another and only go about 30mph. My trail riding with her on the back is usually only around 15-20 mph at most.
 

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Back in the olden days i had a beagle that rode on a pice of carpet on a luggage rack. 'Twas nothing for the dog to part company at 15-20mph on dirt roads to chase a rabbit. In fact, that's how I did most of my rabbit hunting back then--she'd chase them down and bring them back.
 
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