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Nice Auto! Cats are indeed hard to impress, dogs on the other hand not so much so. My last dog would start wagging his tail if you showed him a rock, or a new stick. Let alone a new car to go for a possible ride in.
My dogs love driving in cars, but it's like their fur is magnetically attracted to car interior and even the Dyson struggles to get it off, it's one of the main reasons I get them valeted
We try and limit the 'dog-mobiles' to just a couple of cars/trucks. Right now they only ride in the Chevy Pick-Up or my V60. I also try and just leave one window open, so I only have to clean the slobber off of one side.
We try and limit the 'dog-mobiles' to just a couple of cars/trucks. Right now they only ride in the Chevy Pick-Up or my V60. I also try and just leave one window open, so I only have to clean the slobber off of one side.
I have an old Range Rover Sport with a rubber tray in the boot, they're happy to stay in there but the fur gets blown around glues itself to everything, luckily we're surrounded by countryside so I can take them for a walk without the need to drive, they do love to drive though, they jump in the boot then glue their noses to the rear window and bark and wag at everyone and everything
Sweet ride, congratulations!!!
Enjoy her/him//it in good health and post pictures frequently in the "...recent drives" thread during the summer driving season
