Eugene Bostick, the man who has built a train for abandoned dogs

A train for abandoned dogs? Since when do our dear four-legged friends go on a private train? You will wonder, without a doubt, when reading the title of this article.

The only lucky (for now) capable of enjoying the most original transport are the dogs of an 80-year-old retiree named Eugene Bostick .His idea, and most of all his love for animals, has made his unique creation go around the world.

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The train from Eugene Bostick, Texas

Mr.Bostick has been retired for a few years, but that hasn't He lost his fondness for what his job was: driving railroads. Throughout his life he was an employee of the Union Pacific Railroad, and now, he is a restless retired person living on a farm in Fort Worth in Texas, along with his wife, his brother and his herd of abandoned dogs, those companions that he has rescued.

Eugene Bostick, the man who has built a train for abandoned dogs

Among his weekly routines, ranging from taking care of his fields, cutting the grass , take care of the livestock and machinery of the farm, has as a specific obligation and devotion, walking its 9 dogs in its small but comfortable railway .And, indeed, as you imagine he himself has manufactured it, although the mechanism is actually quite simple.

There are nine adapted drums inside whose fluffy cushions are hidden.Each drum is numbered and has wheels underneath.In turn, the nine particular compartments are attached to your lawn mower Jhon Deer. However, as Mr.Bostick's brother explains to the press and television media that have interviewed them, at first the train was only 5 seats, but little by little more dogs abandoned by the farm, and his brother, like his wife, are unable to see homeless animals.

Eugene Bostick, the man who has built a train for abandoned dogs

So, as you can see, the Bostick train currently has 9 seats.At this point you are wondering...And how is it possible that the 9 dogs are completely still while they are in their place, that is, in that padded drum? The answer is simple: Mr.Bostick has accustomed them, and they love it!

Eugene Bostick, the man who has built a train for abandoned dogs

Animals get on instantly with a single call from their owner.very still and wait for the "locomotive" to start its engines while they bark in nervous and happy canine fun .They know that the ride will last an hour and that they will cross the entire farm plus a golf course nearby. The views are incredible, they feel safe and happy to form a pack, to form a group united with Mr.Bostick in the lead, taking them out for a walk with that fascinating machine.

The neighbors are delighted and do not hesitate to take photos of that event every time they go for a walk .In addition, they are very clear that soon, surely the train increases in some place more...

And now tell us...What do you think about this idea?

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