What animals have you used for locomotion?

Horse sled , mom, car.

I have been pulled by a dog, a horse, and a water buffalo, and ridden a horse, a camel, and an elephant.

Horses and perhaps my father.

I’ve been used for locomotion when I’ve pushed or helped push inoperable cars.

Horses, primarily. I was an avid horse person forever.
I had a Foundation Quarter horse that was super FAST….from zero to 40mph in about 10 seconds. Ex roper, dynamite outta the gate.
I have also gone goat and Llama packing, but they only carried supplies not me. lol

Just a horse as far as I know…oh and surely some people before.

I have ridden horses, camels, and elephants. The last two in a single day at the Denver zoo.

Dogs, llamas, horses, elephant, humans, and a cow.

I’m holding out for an ostrich.

Horse, donkey, elephant, giant tortoise.

Horse, camel, elephant, human, also don’t tell anyone but I also caught a ride on a green sea turtle before I knew any better.

Taxi drivers, train drivers, pilots…

Human is some kind of animals in some ways :)

horse, camel, elephant, giant tortoise (Thanks @RocketGuy I had forgotten that one as it happened about 50 years ago), American bison, oh, and a guy gave me a ride in a rickshaw.

I have rode astride horses, I have mounted a donkey, but the wife remains the ride of my life.

Sorry @ucme but I thought in a NSFW way when I first read your post.

No, you don’t say?

Horses, cow (Bessie) and elephant. I may have gotten a piggyback from my uncles as a child.

@rojo – yep, back in to old days, they let kids ride giant tortoises (in Seattle). I wonder if I can still find the pics that my dad took of me there?

I drive a mammoth and I club the pretty ladies over the head. Bang bang bang.

I’ve ridden donkeys as a child, and many, many different horses over the years. And apparently when I was four I rode a St Bernard dog.

I had a very unpleasant incident riding a horse when I was a teenager and have never gotten onto the back of any animal since.

Gail and the big dog.
The big dog standing, to scale.
My grandma Finkel and another uncle and the big dog.
Everyone and the big dog, a long time ago. Squinting helps

@gailcalled Damn, link number 2 doesn’t seem to work.
Still though, you had a Dalmatian? How is it to have one? He looks cool. :)

@Symbeline; I fixed #2. Try it again.

King, the gentle giant, is a Great (“Great” being the operating word) Dane.

Oh it’s a Great Dane. Sorreh. But..but…spooots! :D

Number 2 still isn’t happening. :/

(^^ Try this and then click on previous picture, left-hand arrow if you’re still interested. Very curious)

King could probably have swallowed a Dalmation whole without even a burp.

Hmm, looking through it, can’t find a dog. (there is a dog, but not the same one) Cool set of photos though…and LOL @ that sandwich. Also, kitty in the drawer, that is just insanely cuuuute. :D

Making that sandwich (squishy white bread, a slice of weirdly orange Amurrican cheese and too much butter in a Teflon pan) enabled me to graduate from occupational therapy while I was in rehab for my knee replacement. I took it back to my room to photograph and then planned to trash it. A friend came to visit, mentioned that she had not had lunch and that the sandwich looked delicious. She lived to tell the tale but her cholesterol went up 15 points.

My therapist wrote on her evaluation report that I was able to cook meals in my own home. Not having made grilled cheese in ten years, who was I to argue?

Well that sandwich does look pretty good. Could sure go for one of those right about now. :D

It’s easy. Take two Percocet, whack yourself on the knee with a large mallet and hobble around with a cane. Then head to the kitchen.