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This is Athena and she weighed 104lbs. Despite her size, she could still curl up in the passenger seat.
I use a wheelchair so it was even more interesting taking my wheelchair apart and putting it in the back - the seat has to fold forward so she'd turn sideways, I'd fold the seat forward and then put the wheels and frame in the back cargo area.
She was bathed every two weeks and her nails were regularly trimmed so no damage to the seats. Being a Dobie, she didn't shed a lot; what she did came right up with an interior vacuum.
Unfortunately I lost her last summer at 5 1/2 years old due to DCM, something European Dobies are predisposed to develop.
That is a great photo. Does the dog actually pick up the keys like that or did you put them in her mouth?
I gave her the keys in that picture and she just held them for me......but I could ask for the remote control and she would run into the living room and get it and bring it to me. She would pick up a plastic dish after licking it clean and bring it into the kitchen, I would open the dishwasher door and she would set it in the dishwasher. I had her in a bar one night and people would give dollar bills to her, and she would run behind the bar and give them to the bartender lol. She would carry a bucket of feed for the horses. She would also carry in mail and groceries that were in the plastic bags. Not much that little girl wouldn't do to please.
I just got a cavapoo puppy for my kids after years of please...................... I am absolutely going to let Figgy co pilot once I determine the right set up.
I just got a cavapoo puppy for my kids after years of please...................... I am absolutely going to let Figgy co pilot once I determine the right set up.
Just keep his nails trimmed.
Tell him "up up" and he will jump right in.
That's what I do.
I gave her the keys in that picture and she just held them for me......but I could ask for the remote control and she would run into the living room and get it and bring it to me. She would pick up a plastic dish after licking it clean and bring it into the kitchen, I would open the dishwasher door and she would set it in the dishwasher. I had her in a bar one night and people would give dollar bills to her, and she would run behind the bar and give them to the bartender lol. She would carry a bucket of feed for the horses. She would also carry in mail and groceries that were in the plastic bags. Not much that little girl wouldn't do to please.
LMAO. I don't get vette owners sometimes. It's a car, a tool to be used and enjoyed. If these cars were Maybach's or something ridiculously high end, I would get it. But, its a Chevy. Vacuum it out and put a towel down or something. Sheesh.
I love when arrogant asshats tune in to look down their noses at the pleabs. To most of us Corvette owners, our Corvette IS our Maybach.
I wouldn't have any problems with my dog riding in the Corvette. I just don't drive the car.... He rides in all my other vehicles. I've got more tied up in the Camaro and the Ram than I would in a base Corvette.
Our now 12 + year old **** A Poo has only ridden in the C7 a couple of times, ON my wife's lap, with a big beach towel across her and the center console. The ride was from our home to the kennel as we were on the way to Corvettes at Ocean City, MD the past 2 years.
Otherwise........ NO, our non shedding dog does not get to ride in the Vette.
This pic was from our '10 GS years ago. Again, short rides, on my wife's lap.
I lost my chessie years ago to her eating apples from a tree in front yard. quick PSA apple seeds have cynide that will harm your pet if they eat enough.
If she was still around she would ride along great guard dog!!!
This is Athena and she weighed 104lbs. Despite her size, she could still curl up in the passenger seat.
I use a wheelchair so it was even more interesting taking my wheelchair apart and putting it in the back - the seat has to fold forward so she'd turn sideways, I'd fold the seat forward and then put the wheels and frame in the back cargo area.
She was bathed every two weeks and her nails were regularly trimmed so no damage to the seats. Being a Dobie, she didn't shed a lot; what she did came right up with an interior vacuum.
Unfortunately I lost her last summer at 5 1/2 years old due to DCM, something European Dobies are predisposed to develop.
Too bad to lose her so young. BTW, it looks like her service might have been Marine Corps.
02-19-2019, 07:23 PM
