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Some silken-haired beauties are eager sidekicks to motorcycle riders, wind whipping their thick locks as passers-by watch the wild ride with envy. That is until the slobber starts.
This Sept. 24, 2014, photo provided by Eric Risau shows Regitze Murat, left, and Philippe Murat with their Beagles Albert and Fernand in their 2010 Ural Gear Up motorcycle in San Francisco. These dogs are set apart by speed instead of breed and like to fly like the wind in a blimp-shaped bucket attached to the side of a motorcycle. They are highway sidekicks and the stars of “Sit Stay Ride: The Story of America’s Sidecar Dogs,” by filmmakers Eric, 38, and Geneva, 29, Ristau of Missoula, Montana. (AP Photo/Geneva Ristau)
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