Hi from Australia. Coming from someone who has travelled a lot. Just be mindful that countries have their own rules about bringing in animals. If your going through East Asian countries such as Thailand. Unfortunately you will not be able to bring Red into Australia after that. Make sure countries you are travelling through are not on the list that will prohibit you from bringing in Red. Also bringing him into Oz is time consuming and expensive and he will have to be quarantined for 10 days in a facility. Just wanting to make you aware so you are prepared. Good luck. ETA: The process to bring a dog into Oz must start 7 months prior. The main factor is that Australia requires your pet to have a rabies neutralising antibody titre test at least 180 days before travelling to Australia. And this test needs to be done 3-4 weeks after your pet is vaccinated for rabies. He will also need a heap of vaccinations and blood work.
You beat me to it Amanda, and you have the details I didn’t. I have a friend who brought in 2 cats a few years ago from Saudi Arabia when she finished living and working there and it was very expensive(many thousands of au dollars) and time consuming.
Just seen the end of this, and people who say, its not fair on the dog, or whatever they said, know feck all about dogs and the relationship, they have with us. Dogs just want to be with us, its a pack thing, and we are their leader. The best of british luck to you Bobby, you deserve a better life....and that dog loves you👍
There is nothing like freedom and not having to answer to anyone. I’m 72 and honestly I’m living the dream. I have a home in Australia 🇦🇺 and just bought a holiday house in Italy 🇮🇹. I also have my vehicle totally setup for camping. What more can you want 🎉❤
I live in Brisbane, Australia and a saw a setup very similar to this in the carpark of a local shopping centre. Owners were from Germany and over the previous two years had driven from their home through Europe, the Middle East, India, Thailand and Malaysia before driving it onto a cargo ship bound for Sydney at Singapore. What a life for the adventurous. I was so impressed, I decided to buy a 12.5m coach and convert it into a motorhome with the aim of travelling Australia. As I write this, the conversion is 95% complete, and we're on our first official holiday in it-albeit 50km from home to see that everything works the way it should.
That's fantastic, I hope all goes well & enjoy every minute. Having been looking at motorhomes & campers this past few months, I'm now ready to buy & go on my own adventure. I'm just undecided on a purpose built modern motorhome by a well known brand, or a self made, older, rough, tough & ready more stealth truckcamper conversion. The modern motorhome being 3x the price with all home comforts, the older robust home on wheels being something I wouldn't need to be too protective of. Decisions, decisions.
@@keepitreal1547 From personal experience, may I put forward the following-many self-made ones aren't constructed that well. If you do decide on a home-made conversion, make sure that the workmanship is top notch. many sell unfinished projects cheap, after being overwhelmed by the real costs. I think we've spent about $500 on sealants alone on ours. Ensure that the fittings will survive a road trip, especially plumbing behind wall. Building a motorhome is not the same always as building a house. You need to compensate for constant vibrations with fittings. However, the advantage is that it's easy enough and cheap enough to modify it to suit your tastes. A purpose-built motorhome will be professional built and might even come with a warranty. We built our own mainly because we needed a larger shower to accommodate my wife's disability, a larger kitchen and didn't need bunks for children etc. Nothing purpose built suited us at the time.
You need a ramp for the dog to get in and out. One that lifts off and hangs on the back of the door or a foldable one. You can buy them online for dogs to get in the car boot.
Hello from Australia and wishing you well. A couple of tips from a seasoned traveller in Australia. 1. Be mindful of height clearance when trying to access tracks to camping spots. 2. Have you thought about making a ramp for the dog to get in and out of the truck? 3. Red looks like a beautiful dog but be aware you will not be allowed to access National Parks or Conservation Parks with an animal on board in Australia. Hoping you have a great time. Freedom is precious. 🦋
I love the fact Bobby is taking Red with him, but Australia has very strict quarantine rules which WILL be an issue. I’d strongly suggest looking into what is required for getting a dog into Australia now rather than just winging it! Red could well end up in quarantine for some time at Bobby’s expense on arrival otherwise. Apart from that, I love the sentiment and the truck!
reality is reality. smile all you want, strict rules are some dogs are forbidden to come into Australia from certain countries, it would be a shame to spoil his trip.
After I thought a happy very long relationship I had to leave. I was middle aged, jobless and lost. I got into uni, got a degree, went gigging with my fave band, took myself to Barcelona, Greece and Amsterdam not in a truck tho. Met so many interesting people too. You will have a great time. If you find yourself being sentimental, have a cry, but you know you’ve opened the door to a new life with amazing potential and fun. Take care and keep filming for us!
I'm currently in the same position as yourself Bobby. I've just gone through a breakup of 6.5 years with a house, dog, a business that was earning good money and all in a matter of months everything changed. The breakup was definitely the catalyst for it all but since then I have realised the UK is not where I'd like to live so I closed my business selling all assetts, selling the house we had together. Me and the dog are moving to aus in January to start our new life! Good luck on your travels.
Gotta love his cool attitude.. and of course the accent. The overlander looks beyond epic and the interior looks like a real home. Awesome all the way! Good luck on epic journey!
Next MOT I'm going to try his "Stories" approach. "Why is the windscreen wiper split and the number plate light broken?" "Stories, man!" "OK, fine, the vehicle passes".
I did a similar trip with two dogs and they couldn’t love it more. Less behavior problems more listening more cuddling and one lost all her rolls😂. It was a great time.
Hello! Just thought i'd offer some help about bringing your dog into australia. A lot of people don't know that all animals entering australia have to go through a 6-month quarantine, but if you're flying from certain SE asian countries (malaysia i know for sure) there is a blanket ban on bringing pets with you. You can get around this by having them quarantine in New Zealand first, and then all animals from New Zealand are allowed automatic access to australia without quarantine. So if you're having trouble getting your dog into australia, you might want to consider doing a trip around new zealand first. There are also a lot of vaccinations and tests that need to be done. It's very hard and expensive but it's doable :) It cost me 18k aud to get my dog from malaysia to perth
Definitely an option... But the rules to get a dog into NZ are also very very strict and require vet certificates, vaccinations and quarantine on arrival. It is not cheap and your paperwork must be 100% correct. I would recommend talking to an pet import agent if you are serious about this as an option.
@@mareef9617 Well obviously i know that, since i said i brought my dog in 🤣 i didn't pay 18k and send him to NZ so he could be more cultured and sample the cuisine, maree
Keep your pants on matey potatey. You kind of implied that it was an easy option, but expensive. It's not. I worked at the border for 15 years, in this field, and have seen it go wrong many many times through lack of knowledge and prep... Hence my advice to the chanel ownerl (not you) to use a pet import agent.
I was watching this quite interested but then was thinking hang on it's not that easy to take pets to certain countries especially Australia and New Zealand too, I would hate him to get so far and have to leave the poor dog somewhere for months.
@@jujuoliver6959 Yeah :(( it's a very long and expensive process, and sometimes your doggi can be denied entry altogether. It's upsetting but the ecosystems in australia and new zealand are extremely fragile, so it's necessary. A lot of expats don't realise this when they move overseas temporarily, so they will adopt puppies and kittens and then have to abandon them when they move back home
I really hope you will enjoy your travels with Red and not be disappointed when things aren't necessarily so easy and just doesn't work out. Educate yourself about laws and regulations in other countries. Enjoy and stay safe!
Last Night A DJ Saved My Life - I like this man.... and I just hope he will be okay with his dog travelling internationally. Red is such a beautiful dog, please look after him.
Absolutely fantastic mate .You have just built my dream home on wheels .I wish you all the very best of luck in your coming adventure. I have a very strong feeling that it`s going to be wonderful.
Wise words from this chap. Good luck on your travels mate, absolutely awesome setup 👍🏻 Again, thank you Liveration for this video. A nice boost ahead of a hard days work chasing my own dream of freedom 😊
When life gives you lemons, make lemon schnapps. He said 'bougie' ironically, but its very bougie. Red is AWESOME. It was a challange with my dog & boat/campervan adventures, but he made it the adventure that its been. He has passed away & the consolidation is; he had a life of adventure.
I’m sure this video has given massive inspiration to lots of people including me so well done you and hope you share your journey with us all good luck pal
Absolutely loving the sooted effect on the roof there. Lush stuff big time Bobby, glad to see you've gone full send as per. Just put a log burner in my van too, snug for winter x
Just found your channel, awesome mate as an Aussie you will love it here Bringing Red Definitely no Q but going be a long haul but worth it because Dogs just aren't Animals they are family and you wouldn't leave your child behind, looking so forward being with you both on your Journey Best of luck to you Both and sending love and Blessings 🙌 Safe travels Bobby and Red GODBLESS you Both and keep you bith safe ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
If you're going to do the trip you've outlined get a WINDSCREEN protector, you'll need one in Australias outback anyway and likely in Africa anyway, and a new one would not be cheap OR readily available. From Brisbane Australia.
Hey you turned your pain into your passion. You sparked it, literally. I wish you great luck. I'm keen to see your adventures. I love your quote: top tune
Great man my wife and my self are in our 70s and we are living life at 8yrs ago we bought a boat in Australia and a camper van had amazing time good luck in your future plans and keep us updated on your journey and the dog roz and Phil.
I understand the struggle, I live in a old Bedford lorry which I have too lift my dogs into the side door and the bed which is in the Luton extension, count yourself lucky as I have two Akitas tho, luckily I have ramp at the back for when I'm park up in a secure place :)
Absolutely love it! Red would 100% say "I want to come too!" Only thing that's missing is a timber ramp with horizontal dowling strips across at every 20cm so Red can access his own home by himself! One, you can both use then slide somewhere when on the move.... See you in Oz...
i can't believe he did this in 6 weeks! im onto my 4th solo build and even doing 50 hours a week ive never got done faster than 4 months. im bloody impressed!
Came across this video and had to double take! Great to see you doing something great with your life mate! Traveling is the best gift you can give yourself! Take it easy and look forward to keeping up with your journey. Olly
You sound like a genuine geezer who's working hard for your dream, big up the northerners, I wish you and red well mate, hope it all goes well for you, good on ya
First Class truck and determination! Above all else dogs are the best form of security you can have especially at night. I''ve done several trips from the UK to Europe with two Rottweilers. They hear what you don't! Your dog will be invaluable especially when travelling through countries where you might not feel as safe. Have a great journey and enjoy the new life that awaits you!
I’ve watched hundreds of overland vehicle videos and this one is, genuinely, the most interesting I have ever seen. Nice truck, too. Sorry about your breakup but, hopefully, your life is more interesting for it. Safe journeys.
Hi Bobby, just watched your story, and it was really inspiring. I hope your journey is going well and that Red is enjoying it too. I’m Maria from the northwest of the UK. Take care.
I'm 37 and your living my dream right now I also got out of a bad relationship about 2 years ago now and I would give anything to be able to do what you're doing I don't even know when this video was posted but I hope you see this and I hope you're having an amazing time❤
I’ve watched hundreds overland vehicle videos and this one is, genuinely, the most interesting I have ever seen. Sorry about your breakup but, hopefully, your life is more interesting for it. Safe journeys.
I’m From Central Victoria Australia & it’s very difficult to bring a pet to oz. I’ve copied & pasted the requirements below, please read them. Pets travelling from non-approved countries have to spend at least six months in an approved country in Category II or III before moving to Australia. Upon entry in Australia, your pet will spend 10 days in the quarantine facility before you can take him or her home. Also good luck-love your rig & dog!
From one Wigan lad to another, good luck mate i absolutely love what your doing! I seen an artical on Wigan Today about you and here you are again 😂 amazing mate, wish you nothing but the best!
Cool job with the truck! Maybe get some portable stairs for the interior and to get your sweet pup into the cab. Animals are so great to travel with. Best friend for sure!!! Good journey to you.
Good for you my son lives in a van done it for 7 yrs hes is old now but he does hes best to keep it going he was in a band went all over the world but prefers hes van life and get out and about in the summer seeing lovely places walking and hiking it saved him when the band broke up hope you get to Australia x
Thank you very much for sharing. My wife and I always talk about "the vanlife" and I am definitely inspired by your courage. All the best on your travels
Good luck, enjoy who you are. Where you came from, the depths of despair to the hights you are now, the dream is yours no one has the right to knock you. Red will love the trip
Hi from Australia. Coming from someone who has travelled a lot. Just be mindful that countries have their own rules about bringing in animals. If your going through East Asian countries such as Thailand. Unfortunately you will not be able to bring Red into Australia after that. Make sure countries you are travelling through are not on the list that will prohibit you from bringing in Red. Also bringing him into Oz is time consuming and expensive and he will have to be quarantined for 10 days in a facility. Just wanting to make you aware so you are prepared. Good luck.
ETA: The process to bring a dog into Oz must start 7 months prior. The main factor is that Australia requires your pet to have a rabies neutralising antibody titre test at least 180 days before travelling to Australia. And this test needs to be done 3-4 weeks after your pet is vaccinated for rabies. He will also need a heap of vaccinations and blood work.
damned good shout, great post.
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That was nice but dogs don’t belong in Australia
Australia have rules about rules! Awful place.
You beat me to it Amanda, and you have the details I didn’t. I have a friend who brought in 2 cats a few years ago from Saudi Arabia when she finished living and working there and it was very expensive(many thousands of au dollars) and time consuming.
Just seen the end of this, and people who say, its not fair on the dog, or whatever they said, know feck all about dogs and the relationship, they have with us. Dogs just want to be with us, its a pack thing, and we are their leader. The best of british luck to you Bobby, you deserve a better life....and that dog loves you👍
A prime example of turning a negative into a positive what a top bloke
There is nothing like freedom and not having to answer to anyone. I’m 72 and honestly I’m living the dream. I have a home in Australia 🇦🇺 and just bought a holiday house in Italy 🇮🇹. I also have my vehicle totally setup for camping. What more can you want 🎉❤
to be young again probably
@@aaronfryer5086 No I’m fine being 72. Too much hard work being young
Wow I envy you
Good on ya mate
Thank you for sharing this ❤
I live in Brisbane, Australia and a saw a setup very similar to this in the carpark of a local shopping centre. Owners were from Germany and over the previous two years had driven from their home through Europe, the Middle East, India, Thailand and Malaysia before driving it onto a cargo ship bound for Sydney at Singapore. What a life for the adventurous. I was so impressed, I decided to buy a 12.5m coach and convert it into a motorhome with the aim of travelling Australia. As I write this, the conversion is 95% complete, and we're on our first official holiday in it-albeit 50km from home to see that everything works the way it should.
That's fantastic, I hope all goes well & enjoy every minute.
Having been looking at motorhomes & campers this past few months, I'm now ready to buy & go on my own adventure.
I'm just undecided on a purpose built modern motorhome by a well known brand, or a self made, older, rough, tough & ready more stealth truckcamper conversion.
The modern motorhome being 3x the price with all home comforts, the older robust home on wheels being something I wouldn't need to be too protective of.
Decisions, decisions.
@@keepitreal1547 From personal experience, may I put forward the following-many self-made ones aren't constructed that well. If you do decide on a home-made conversion, make sure that the workmanship is top notch. many sell unfinished projects cheap, after being overwhelmed by the real costs. I think we've spent about $500 on sealants alone on ours. Ensure that the fittings will survive a road trip, especially plumbing behind wall. Building a motorhome is not the same always as building a house. You need to compensate for constant vibrations with fittings. However, the advantage is that it's easy enough and cheap enough to modify it to suit your tastes. A purpose-built motorhome will be professional built and might even come with a warranty. We built our own mainly because we needed a larger shower to accommodate my wife's disability, a larger kitchen and didn't need bunks for children etc. Nothing purpose built suited us at the time.
You need a ramp for the dog to get in and out. One that lifts off and hangs on the back of the door or a foldable one. You can buy them online for dogs to get in the car boot.
Hello from Australia and wishing you well. A couple of tips from a seasoned traveller in Australia.
1. Be mindful of height clearance when trying to access tracks to camping spots.
2. Have you thought about making a ramp for the dog to get in and out of the truck?
3. Red looks like a beautiful dog but be aware you will not be allowed to access National Parks or Conservation Parks with an animal on board in Australia.
Hoping you have a great time. Freedom is precious. 🦋
Yes! height restriction in most areas. 4.2mts? is standard but there are always surprise low bridges which strike the unaware.
Also Mr doggy will have to go into quarantine long time lots of money
I love the fact Bobby is taking Red with him, but Australia has very strict quarantine rules which WILL be an issue. I’d strongly suggest looking into what is required for getting a dog into Australia now rather than just winging it! Red could well end up in quarantine for some time at Bobby’s expense on arrival otherwise.
Apart from that, I love the sentiment and the truck!
Love his enthusiasm! Doesn’t have to be perfect! It’s all part of the story! Rock on buddy! May you run out of miles before you run out of smiles!
reality is reality. smile all you want, strict rules are some dogs are forbidden to come into Australia from certain countries, it would be a shame to spoil his trip.
After I thought a happy very long relationship I had to leave. I was middle aged, jobless and lost. I got into uni, got a degree, went gigging with my fave band, took myself to Barcelona, Greece and Amsterdam not in a truck tho. Met so many interesting people too. You will have a great time. If you find yourself being sentimental, have a cry, but you know you’ve opened the door to a new life with amazing potential and fun. Take care and keep filming for us!
Good luck and safe travels. 100% agree about the dog, he's absolutely up for an adventure 👍
id leave that mutt somewhere
“Being challenged in life is inevitable, being defeated is optional.” Top bloke, great truck, enjoy the adventure! ✌️
I'm currently in the same position as yourself Bobby. I've just gone through a breakup of 6.5 years with a house, dog, a business that was earning good money and all in a matter of months everything changed. The breakup was definitely the catalyst for it all but since then I have realised the UK is not where I'd like to live so I closed my business selling all assetts, selling the house we had together. Me and the dog are moving to aus in January to start our new life! Good luck on your travels.
If you're moving to Perth, drop in for a BBQ.
What a legend!
Good for you mate. Good luck to you and Red on your travels.
What an absolute inspiration. Love his go with it attitude - so refreshing.
Gotta love his cool attitude.. and of course the accent. The overlander looks beyond epic and the interior looks like a real home. Awesome all the way! Good luck on epic journey!
I agree. Love this dude. Loooove his reasoning .
Next MOT I'm going to try his "Stories" approach. "Why is the windscreen wiper split and the number plate light broken?" "Stories, man!" "OK, fine, the vehicle passes".
Good luck to you Bob. You’re fulfilling your dreams and making memories that’ll last your entire lifetime brother.
I did a similar trip with two dogs and they couldn’t love it more. Less behavior problems more listening more cuddling and one lost all her rolls😂. It was a great time.
A sad story with a happy ending. Please Bobby, start your own channel!
He's very active on Instagram, definitely give him a follow 😁
He has :) @onelifetruckit
Hello! Just thought i'd offer some help about bringing your dog into australia. A lot of people don't know that all animals entering australia have to go through a 6-month quarantine, but if you're flying from certain SE asian countries (malaysia i know for sure) there is a blanket ban on bringing pets with you. You can get around this by having them quarantine in New Zealand first, and then all animals from New Zealand are allowed automatic access to australia without quarantine. So if you're having trouble getting your dog into australia, you might want to consider doing a trip around new zealand first. There are also a lot of vaccinations and tests that need to be done. It's very hard and expensive but it's doable :) It cost me 18k aud to get my dog from malaysia to perth
Definitely an option... But the rules to get a dog into NZ are also very very strict and require vet certificates, vaccinations and quarantine on arrival. It is not cheap and your paperwork must be 100% correct. I would recommend talking to an pet import agent if you are serious about this as an option.
@@mareef9617 Well obviously i know that, since i said i brought my dog in 🤣 i didn't pay 18k and send him to NZ so he could be more cultured and sample the cuisine, maree
Keep your pants on matey potatey. You kind of implied that it was an easy option, but expensive. It's not. I worked at the border for 15 years, in this field, and have seen it go wrong many many times through lack of knowledge and prep... Hence my advice to the chanel ownerl (not you) to use a pet import agent.
I was watching this quite interested but then was thinking hang on it's not that easy to take pets to certain countries especially Australia and New Zealand too, I would hate him to get so far and have to leave the poor dog somewhere for months.
@@jujuoliver6959 Yeah :(( it's a very long and expensive process, and sometimes your doggi can be denied entry altogether. It's upsetting but the ecosystems in australia and new zealand are extremely fragile, so it's necessary. A lot of expats don't realise this when they move overseas temporarily, so they will adopt puppies and kittens and then have to abandon them when they move back home
I really hope you will enjoy your travels with Red and not be disappointed when things aren't necessarily so easy and just doesn't work out. Educate yourself about laws and regulations in other countries. Enjoy and stay safe!
Good for you, mate, what a way to turn your life around after hard times. Live your life, man, be free! Best of luck!
Bob & Red Enjoy Your Life Changing Journey.
What a Legend 🏝️🏝️
Love love these builds. The height, the strength, the space. Not many curves. My dream . Safe travels from Australia.
This gentleman had me cracking up! Love his sense of humor.
Last Night A DJ Saved My Life - I like this man.... and I just hope he will be okay with his dog travelling internationally. Red is such a beautiful dog, please look after him.
That dog is such a good boy. Bless
This guys a character! Very adaptable he'll be fine. And Australia is a great aim, you'll love it there after an epic journey
Absolutely fantastic mate .You have just built my dream home on wheels .I wish you all the very best of luck in your coming adventure. I have a very strong feeling that it`s going to be wonderful.
Wise words from this chap. Good luck on your travels mate, absolutely awesome setup 👍🏻
Again, thank you Liveration for this video. A nice boost ahead of a hard days work chasing my own dream of freedom 😊
When life gives you lemons, make lemon schnapps. He said 'bougie' ironically, but its very bougie. Red is AWESOME. It was a challange with my dog & boat/campervan adventures, but he made it the adventure that its been. He has passed away & the consolidation is; he had a life of adventure.
This guy gives off mega great vibes
The deal with it attitude is magnificent
I’m sure this video has given massive inspiration to lots of people including me so well done you and hope you share your journey with us all good luck pal
Absolutely loving the sooted effect on the roof there. Lush stuff big time Bobby, glad to see you've gone full send as per. Just put a log burner in my van too, snug for winter x
Awesome! I have often thought about travelling from Oz to Scotland. Can't wait to watch this! TRUCK LOOKS GOOD!
That's incredible. What an inspiration and what a Truck! Keep on trucking mate, good on you! Safe travels!
Awesome truck. Every van converter/traveller that has a dog say how their dogs live it,they are different dogs. Safe travels 😊
Best of luck mate - what a story you will be able to tell in years to come. Good for you.
Best wishes Bobby! Love the truck and sweet puppy. Life always ebbs and flows, and glad you are finding your joy again.
Love the truck! I agree with Corrina that you need a ramp for the dog - which sounds quite economical. Have fun build. All the best
Way to go ❤Your a man right after my taste. Good luck and keep us posted ❤ Australia is a beautiful beautiful place.
Love it. You've done a great job. You will have the best time. Red will love his time with you. 😊
Just found your channel, awesome mate as an Aussie you will love it here Bringing Red Definitely no Q but going be a long haul but worth it because Dogs just aren't Animals they are family and you wouldn't leave your child behind, looking so forward being with you both on your Journey Best of luck to you Both and sending love and Blessings 🙌 Safe travels Bobby and Red GODBLESS you Both and keep you bith safe ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
What an awesome adventure. Go for it and listen to your heart. What alovely name for your dog Red. What an amazing adventure for him too.
Nice truck but you need to fit a winch at the back for the wheels and make a ramp for Red to get in the back 👍
If you're going to do the trip you've outlined get a WINDSCREEN protector, you'll need one in Australias outback anyway and likely in Africa anyway, and a new one would not be cheap OR readily available. From Brisbane Australia.
Wishing you the best time, you are an inspiration. Have a ball. Love from Scotland.
What an upbeat young guy, such an inspiration to anyone thinking of heading off.
Good luck to you, mate. Turning that heartbreak into something positive. I hope you have many great adventures.
Hey you turned your pain into your passion. You sparked it, literally. I wish you great luck. I'm keen to see your adventures.
I love your quote: top tune
Great man my wife and my self are in our 70s and we are living life at 8yrs ago we bought a boat in Australia and a camper van had amazing time good luck in your future plans and keep us updated on your journey and the dog roz and Phil.
A cocktail of exuberant enthusiasm and passion with a truck ready for a nuclear apocalypse.
I’d be having sleepless nights over the bbq lid though 😂
😂😂
I'm the same! I would have to sort that lid out!
glue a strong magnet to the spot on the truck body the lid touches when fully open.
Red would absolutely want to go with you. What an amazing adventure you’re going to have with him. Safe travels to you both 🫡
I don’t think you need it, Bobby, but I wish you all the luck and I hope you find what your looking for. I think it’s bloody amazing!
I understand the struggle, I live in a old Bedford lorry which I have too lift my dogs into the side door and the bed which is in the Luton extension, count yourself lucky as I have two Akitas tho, luckily I have ramp at the back for when I'm park up in a secure place :)
Top Man. Very insparational. May the Road Rise With You.
Absolutely love it! Red would 100% say "I want to come too!"
Only thing that's missing is a timber ramp with horizontal dowling strips across at every 20cm so Red can access his own home by himself! One, you can both use then slide somewhere when on the move.... See you in Oz...
i can't believe he did this in 6 weeks! im onto my 4th solo build and even doing 50 hours a week ive never got done faster than 4 months. im bloody impressed!
A patching kit for truck tyres would be a good idea as would hooking up the shore power connector(both of which should pay for themselves over time)
I hope Bobby Checks on pet laws for the countries he will travel through, don't want to get Red stuck in quarantine.
Love it mate. All the best! I'll definitely be following the journey!
Your so right about what you spoke of at the end, life is too short 🙌
that's a cool build. bougie and all. it looks great. i do like your attitude on life and your sense of adventure. good luck on your travels.
what an amazing adventure!! well done you!! Please do keep us posted, I love Australia😎
Epic truck. You are about to have the time of your life
That Dog is a treasure!
Good luck Bob and Red, hope you have the best time. Truck it! Go for it!
That’s a story
that’s a problem for tomorrow 😊music can change your mood and sure many DJs saved
many ppl playing right songs at right time x
Came across this video and had to double take! Great to see you doing something great with your life mate! Traveling is the best gift you can give yourself! Take it easy and look forward to keeping up with your journey.
Olly
Good luck, to both you and red, I wish you well in your travels, xx
Looks forward to following Your journey …What a great adventure !🙂
Red you're up for one hell of an adventure 🐶
Just enjoy the pair of you 😎
👍👍👍dude's cool 👍👍👍 great story & can identify .... livin my best life , never thought it'd be in a Truck . ~peace~
You sound like a genuine geezer who's working hard for your dream, big up the northerners, I wish you and red well mate, hope it all goes well for you, good on ya
Fabulous! Go for it Bobby.
Good fortune favours the brave Bobby and for what you and Red are taking on you deserve it in abundance .Enjoy
First Class truck and determination! Above all else dogs are the best form of security you can have especially at night. I''ve done several trips from the UK to Europe with two Rottweilers. They hear what you don't! Your dog will be invaluable especially when travelling through countries where you might not feel as safe. Have a great journey and enjoy the new life that awaits you!
I’ve watched hundreds of overland vehicle videos and this one is, genuinely, the most interesting I have ever seen. Nice truck, too. Sorry about your breakup but, hopefully, your life is more interesting for it. Safe journeys.
Good on you!!!! Living vs. Surviving is the way to go. Super thrilled for you my friend. Do it !!
Great truck build, enjoy the adventure, tx for the entertainment.
So looking forward to following your trip - good luck and be safe
Great to watch and wishing you and Red the very best of luck😊
Hi Bobby, just watched your story, and it was really inspiring. I hope your journey is going well and that Red is enjoying it too. I’m Maria from the northwest of the UK. Take care.
I'm 37 and your living my dream right now I also got out of a bad relationship about 2 years ago now and I would give anything to be able to do what you're doing I don't even know when this video was posted but I hope you see this and I hope you're having an amazing time❤
I’ve watched hundreds overland vehicle videos and this one is, genuinely, the most interesting I have ever seen. Sorry about your breakup but, hopefully, your life is more interesting for it. Safe journeys.
Safe travels Bobby! Looking forward to hearing more about your adventures! May bump into you along the way.
I’m From Central Victoria Australia & it’s very difficult to bring a pet to oz. I’ve copied & pasted the requirements below, please read them.
Pets travelling from non-approved countries have to spend at least six months in an approved country in Category II or III before moving to Australia. Upon entry in Australia, your pet will spend 10 days in the quarantine facility before you can take him or her home.
Also good luck-love your rig & dog!
We lived near Maryborough, Central Victoria. Now in SA..
From one Wigan lad to another, good luck mate i absolutely love what your doing!
I seen an artical on Wigan Today about you and here you are again 😂 amazing mate, wish you nothing but the best!
Cool job with the truck! Maybe get some portable stairs for the interior and to get your sweet pup into the cab. Animals are so great to travel with. Best friend for sure!!! Good journey to you.
Good for you my son lives in a van done it for 7 yrs hes is old now but he does hes best to keep it going he was in a band went all over the world but prefers hes van life and get out and about in the summer seeing lovely places walking and hiking it saved him when the band broke up hope you get to Australia x
This looks like a well thought-out truck. Especially the spare tire situation.
This guy has such a good outlook make a positive from a negative great . Wish you the greatest time ever good luck 🤞
Thank you very much for sharing. My wife and I always talk about "the vanlife" and I am definitely inspired by your courage. All the best on your travels
Good for you buddy, what a great home you’ve made and the dog is well up for it 👍
''lobbin' the dog off' love it ! inspiring. Also love the idea of creating stories.
I’ll be following you our Bobby, best of luck pal
Good luck, enjoy who you are. Where you came from, the depths of despair to the hights you are now, the dream is yours no one has the right to knock you. Red will love the trip
Absolutely just do it!
Stay Strong mate… 👌🏻🚚💪
You’re going to have the best time! Love your attitude and energy…enjoy! Looking forward to your post’s along the way 🙏💗