If trucks were "Dogs" what would they be?

[Pit Bull]

Dodge Cummins Turbo diesels would be "Pit Bulls" What would the other brands be?

 

[Crazy Horse]

Dodge Cummins would be Field Trial Labs-They love to run.

Buck & Tye

 

[rob10858]

let's see, a dog that pulls like a train, doesnt smell good in the morning after you wake them up, loud, dependable. sounds like a newfoundland to me...

 

[CMNS PWR]

Bull Mastiff. Big, strong, and plows down anything/one in its way.

 

[Fireman]

dogs?

They remind me more of mules, they just won't stop pulling.



Fireman

 

[chuck3]

I would say there more like Clydesdales. :-laf

 

[Okie-Go]

Personally I don't like the pit bull. For dogs I would say St. Bernard. Big, stout and real gentle. I like the Clydesdale as for the horse side of it.

 

[Pit Bull]

How about Fords are Poodles Chevy's are dog sh*t

 

[chuck3]

Big Toy, you really need to stop holding back and tell us how you really feel about CHEVY's.

 

[Ted Constantine]

I had a dog when I ran sled dogs in WY named digger. He would break hardware, harness' , etc at free will. Standing waiting he would slam into his harness a come bouncing off the ground. Oo. He wanted nothing but to pull and hard and fast. Oh ya he also made a lot of noise.



Ted

 

[Bigsaint]

For pure single dogged pullin, the Saints have alot to offer, kinda like the CTD's of dogs I guess. Sure that the same could be said for the Mastiffs or Newf's, any of the giant breed would be equivalent IMHO. You have to train these beasts properly and a good and very large pincher collar sure helps out when walking two. With the pincher collar on, my 5 year old daughter can walk either beast, with just a choke collar, it's a different story as they are very stubborn to any obedience training they have received once they see other wildlife or people, that's when the 4 paw drive kicks in .



They lose the CTD bet when it comes to being aggressive, but that's okay with me as I have two children. Once they outgrow the puppy stage, they are truly gentle giants. They are real goofey when they are still puppies but in a large body. When mine were younger, they used to perform a tag team steel cage death match most every nite, right in our livingroom. They broke the legs off the 'love seat' one night, I think Baxter was pretending he was standing up on the ropes .



Scott W.

 

[Morphious]

Mastif for the Truck... . They are the master breed after all.





Fireman56, think you might be confused with the dealerships as being mules, most are down right a$$es... . Oo.



Morph.

 

[CMNS PWR]

Rethink the Clydesdale idea

I was reading that the Clydesdale does not have the bone structure to pull heavy. Sure they look strong, but so does a Flowerpoke . The article may have been total BS though. I am no horse expert, but I'd put my money on a Shire over a Clydesdale anyday.

 

[KennyM]

Samoyeds = cummins, they are sled dogs, usually the lead, first to get to the south pole. Also they eat very little. The only problem is they are quiet, kind of like the Chebby.



Ken

 

[Papa Joe]

The Dodge Cummins is a mutt, a Heinz 57, a pound dog.



Nobody knows exactly what it is, it will become what you make of it, it has a long life expectancy compared to others, it don't need no stinking Papers to prove what it is, and nobody loves or understands it as much as its owner.



Papa Joe

 

[TxDieselKid]

Ain't that a horse?

I like the idea of a Rotwiler, big, agressive, and looks good. #ad




I think the Duradud should be a winnie dog, and the Powerjoke should be a hot dog, because that fits pretty good.



Andrew