I seen people taking their pet dog or cat in the car/truck with them... but this?

[Nightshifter]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4799692/Hilarious-video-shows-horse-riding-truck.html

I couldn't stop laughing man... this horse had to be drugged! Ain't the first time though since the horse seems used to it LOL!

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[Nightshifter]

Frugal way to keep things from blowing out during transport... LOL!

 

[MaxPower]

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Spammers sure love the off-topic chat lounge. Doesn't make any sense to me, but I guess better here than in the more popular forums

 

[AngryLettuce]

(S)He has a BMW on the roads of Pakistan, so maybe (s)he isn't a spammer

Also that pick-up owner is a complete and total stroker. Probably some inbred turnip crunching yokul who's off to market to swap the horse for some magic beans. The truck probably has no engine and he has his feet through a cut-out in the floorpan so he can fred-flintstone his way along.
If he has to slam-on or swerve the horse has no chance. Maybe a motorbike etc. would spook the horse and it'd panic and wig out. A friend of mine had his horse kick-off whilst in the horse box and she started kicking, so much so that she quickly tore the trailer to bits and put a hole through the floor. Her leg fell through and dragged along the road. It wasn't pretty, but she's mended now.
In my area, if you didn't get nicked quick enough you'd get road-blocked. Folks would hand out slaps at the sheer wrecklessness and stupidity. You'd lose the horse too. I'm not a horse activist, I just have common sense.


If euthanasia was legal, that cnut needs it.

 

[MaxPower]

(S)He has a BMW on the roads of Pakistan, so maybe (s)he isn't a spammer

I mean, I'd be happy to be proven wrong. But a single post...from a non-Civic owner...specifically linking to a site completely unrelated to the topic at hand...I think it's a pretty safe bet.

 

[AngryLettuce]

I was being sarcastic

 

[MaxPower]

I was being sarcastic

Ah. Sorry, my sarcasm detector is in the shop

 

[alvamaggio]

It is surprising that the horse can stand still in the car. I don't think that it is hilarious.
it's actually dangerous for the horse, especially if there was an accident. Fine the current owner, and make certain the horse goes to a safe loving new home

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[atheldis]

Never seen a horse on a pick-up truck. Lol. That's new.

 

[Jwolf]

It is surprising that the horse can stand still in the car. I don't think that it is hilarious.
it's actually dangerous for the horse, especially if there was an accident. Fine the current owner, and make certain the horse goes to a safe loving new home

bubble shooter ​

Why are you so sus.

 

[Erin Tyres]

Frugal way to keep things from blowing out during transport... LOL!

I really don't want to run over the cargo or the man, so I would drop back about 200 yards.

 

[Trophlaf]

What in the wide world of sports? Do they not have horse trailers in the UK?

 

[rosariozander4]

Sorry for bumping into an old conversation. That video of the horse riding in a truck is hilarious! It's incredible to see how adaptable animals can be in different situations. I'm not sure if the horse was drugged, but it's possible it's used to traveling in the truck and feels comfortable in that environment. I once took my hamster with me on a ride in a small cage, and then I had to google what to do if the hamster ate chocolate, as my niece decided to "feed him" with her candy. Luckily, he's safe and sound today.

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