Budweiser Dalmations by Mandy Griffiths, Publicity Director
dates back to the 1950s, and each hitch in the United States features two dogs.
The dogs commence their training on the wagon at the tender age of eight weeks and continue to ride for several years before retiring. Upon retirement, they either reside at the ranch or are adopted by their trainers. It was a delightful experience to witness them riding enthusiastically alongside the driver.
D almatians initially emerged as coach dogs in England and are widely recognized for their association with fire trucks. Additionally, they were employed alongside milk trucks and various delivery vehicles to safeguard products from theft. During my visit to the Missouri State Fair, I had the privilege of meeting Bud and Gus, two magnificent Dalmatians who ride alongside the Budweiser Clydesdales team. Budweiser’s utilization of this breed
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