We see a lot of cats on this forum. Dogs like trains too; here's my Australian Terrier Rocko carefully inspecting his dad's new Lionel Y6b. It was just delivered and he's never seen it before, but he already recognizes it as one of those noisy playthings I drive him crazy with every few days 
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I Agree, For some reason my dog walks over to my Blue Comet , stares at it for a while then starts barking at it. By the way that is one good looking Engine, Good Luck.
My two have no interest in my trains.
When around "my" 2 foot gauge ride on excursion train, our wiener dog is scared sh*tless while the lab tries to chase and attack. We purposely avoid the trail that parallels the ROW it's entire distance.
Max lives in the basement with the layout.
Peter
Our dog Hemi will sit on the basement stairs and watch the trains on the layout. My wife and I had a bit of fun and sat her up on the layout for this photo.
Romeo, our Chihuahua-Terrier mix will sit and watch the trains run for hours.
Dressing up dogs is just wrong!
Jerry
A train that's a dog.
Those are some brakes on that engine. Maybe a larger flywheel?
Earl
Dressing up dogs is just wrong!
Jerry
He likes to dress for the occasion.
Now he needs an engineers cap and a good watch...
A train that's a dog.
Here's Mick with Sylvia at a train meet in Greenville, Ohio in 2008.
These are all great! Thanks for sharing! Terry
CoCo 3 days old riding the rods .... 
All grown up with his Mom .... 
Lady, my service dog at Temple, Texas locomotive display during our recent visit.
TEX
Steve
Since the dog folks are always poopin'... er, I mean popping in on cat threads I thought I'd post Track Superintendent TC's photo again, as he supervises my setup of the Coke Anniversary set's FasTrack. TC's claim to dog fame is that he can bark like a dog, which he does at such times when he requires extra attention.
Pete
lilley supervising freight operations on her mom's train set
Every time I hear of the tragedy of someone suffering a toy train theft, I think of this photo of Mick...
(We've never had a toy train stolen from our train room!)
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