Why not train your best friend.
Why not train your best friend.
Hell, he's got to be better than some of the humans I've seen.
Saw that on my local morning news just before I went to bed. The dogs really seemed to be enjoying themselves.
I actually tried this with my cat a couple years ago, but every time he tried to heel/toe, he would get a couple rear claws stuck in the carpet, berkeleying up his ability to blip the throttle.
Little dude worked at it for awhile, but I guess he just got frustrated with it.
The last couple times I took him out to practice, he would just aim the car for the nearest fire hydrant and floor it.
I am curious if inbred dogs will prefer driving Cavaliers/Neons/Berettas, listening to Skynyrd, and doing burnouts.
I can't wait to pass a dog with a couple gold collars driving a 'Vette convertible...
Or a mullet-pup in a Trans-Am with a flaming Chihuahua on the hood.
I haven't yet figured out which breed will end up becoming the "flat-billers" of the canine world.
Well it is New Zealand, from what I understand the driving regs there are pretty loose.
grafmiata wrote: I haven't yet figured out which breed will end up becoming the "flat-billers" of the canine world.
Pit bulls?
Will German Shepherds automatically assume they are on the Autobahn?
EvanB wrote:grafmiata wrote: I haven't yet figured out which breed will end up becoming the "flat-billers" of the canine world.Pit bulls?
EvanB wrote:grafmiata wrote: I haven't yet figured out which breed will end up becoming the "flat-billers" of the canine world.Pit bulls?
Nah, I'm pretty sure it's rat terriers or jack Russells. They just think they're pit bulls.
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