email: roadarch@outlook.com

Dog Statues (page 3)

(hit "refresh" to get the most recent version of this page; click on photos for larger images)

George Tirebiter
Los Angeles, CA
George Tirebiter was a USC mascot in the 1940s. He was a mutt that wandered onto campus. His name came from his habit of chasing cars and biting their tires. He was taken to football games and led the school's marching band onto the field wearing sweaters and funny hats. After the dog died in 1950, a successor, George Tirebiter II, was found.

This bronze statue of the George Tirebiter entitled "Mascot/Fan" was created in 2006 by Michael Davis. It depicts George Tirebiter II. For more, see this website.

Bloodhound
Brownsville, TX		 Dog Bench
Davis, CA
This bronze Bloodhound sculpture is located at St. Joseph Academy where the sports teams are known as the Fighting Bloodhounds. I don't know the artist or when it was installed.

The bronze Dog Bench sculpture was created by Roy De Forest in 2000. It is on loan to the Shields Library at UC Davis where it is installed. De Forest taught at UC Davis from 1965-1992.

Seaman
Portland, OR		 Seaman
Washburn, ND
Seaman was the Newfoundland dog of Captain Meriwether Lewis. The dog accompanied Lewis & Clark on their expedition. This life-sized, bronze statue in Portland was installed at the Pamplin Sports Center at Lewis and Clark College in 2010. The sculpture was created by Georgia Gerber. The dog is the college's mascot. It is nicknamed "Pio." The college's sports teams are named the Pioneers. For more, see this website.

The Seaman sculpture in Washburn was installed in 2006 at the Seaman Overlook near the Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center. The steel sculpture is six feet tall and was created by Tom Neary. [map]

Collie
College Station, TX		 dog statue
Brady, TX		 Labrador Retriever
North Fort Myers, FL		 Golden Retriever
Sarasota, FL
This Collie statue was installed in 2019 at Aggieland Outfitters, a Texas A&M merchandise store. The statue represents Reveille, a Collie, which has been the university's mascot since 1931. For more, see this website. [map]

This bronze dog statue is located in front of Evridge's Furniture which was established in 1937 as a five and dime store. The store moved across the city square to this location in 1939. I don't know the history of this dog statue but appears to be pretty old. It has reflective eyes. One of the reflectors was missing when these photos were taken in 2017. [map]

This bronze Labrador Retriever is installed at the Judd Park Pooch Park. It has been there since at least 2007. For more, see this website. [map]

This Golden Retriever statue was installed sometime after 2019. [map]

Propane Dog
Key West, FL		 Molecular Dog
Winter Park, FL
The Propane Dog, also known as a Molecular Dog, was built in 2008 by Robert Chambers. The sculpture is made from coral boulders and stainless steel. [map]

The bronze Molecular Dog was also built by Robert Chambers in 2008. It was cast at the American Bronze Foundry in Sanford. It is installed in Shady Park. Chambers' dogs are based on the carbon molecular structure of propane. His Fructose Molecule sculpture is located in Tampa, FL. [map]

Dogs
Rancho Cordova, CA
These three bronze Dogs in Rancho Cordova are located at the Zinfandel light rail train stop. I believe this light rail stop opened in 2004 and these sculptures were probably installed in 2005. Does anyone know who the sculptor was or the title of the installation? The dogs appear to be mixed breeds with possibly Hound and/or Whippet parents. [map]

Esso Watchdog
Pottstown, PA
Esso Watchdog statues were produced by the Esso Oil Company. This German Shepherd was used as the company's home heating oil business mascot from around 1959-1965. These fiberglass statues came in two sizes: seven feet long and three feet long. The larger ones, like this one, were installed on top of the company's oil trucks. This Pottstown statue was located at an Esso Oil delivery company at this site. When Watchdog Condo-Storage opened here, they kept the statue. It is now installed on top of their sign. [map]

German Shepherd
Phoenix, AZ		German Shepherd & Dalmatian
Southlake, TX		 Dalmatian
Magnolia, AR
The German Shepherd sculpture in Phoenix is part of the Arizona Law Enforcement K-9 Memorial installed in 2006. The bronze sculpture was created by Jeff Davenport. It is located in Wesley Bolin Memorial Park. [map]

This German Shepherd & Dalmatian stand in front of Southlake's police and fire station. The larger-than-life bronze dogs were created by Archie St. Clair and installed in 2010. The sculpture in entitled: "Loyalty and Service Above All Else". [map]

This Dalmatian statue is installed in front of the Magnolia Fire Department. It has been there since at least 2008. The plaque indicates that Sparky, aka S.T. Home, served there from 1945-1965. [map]

Dog and Cat
Lake City, FL
These Dog and Cat statues were installed around 2018 in front of the Caring Hands Animal Hospital. [map]

Boy and Dog
Lawndale, CA
This Boy and Dog sculpture was installed in front of the Advanced Veterinary Care Center in 2018. [map]

Dog Statues
(page 1)		 Dog Statues
(page 2)		 Dog Statues
(page 4)		 Bulldog
Statues		 Nipper
Statues		 Doggie Diner
Statues
Giant Animals Main Page