Biker Dogs Motorcycle Club

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Biker Dogs Motorcycle Club ("Biker Dogs MC") was founded on September 27th, 2000, in Oakland, California. As of 2007, membership spanned five countries across three continents. Membership consists of canines and/or humans who ride motorcycles and is billed as the world's first motorcycle club for dogs. The club has been featured on TV, most notably Evening Magazine on television station KPIX-TV on May 20th, 2005 ^[1]. The club has also been featured in many newspaper publications, such as the San Francisco Chronicle and Oakland Tribune ^[2]. The club sponsors an annual Biker Dog Run for a charity that trains dogs to assist disabled people. Unlike other motorcycle clubs that have local chapters, Biker Dogs MC has local Packs with colorful names like "Woof Pack" and "Outpaw Pack". Canine member Houdini is the International Pack Leader. Human member, Jesse Lane, is the founder and International Pack Guardian.