From Fox Orlando:
Who says you can't teach an old dog new tricks -- a trainer in New Zealand is teaching man's best friend to drive -- really!
The SPCA in Auckland thought it would be a good
way to showcase how smart rescue dogs are and perhaps improve their
adoption rate. So they called on animal trainer, Mark Vette, who was up
for the challenge.
Out of
a pool of seven dogs, Vette chose "Monty," "Ginny" and "Porter." Monty
is an 18-month-old giant schnauzer whose owners turned him in when he
became "too much for them to handle."
Ginny is a 1-year-old whippet mix rescued from abusive owners, and someone found 10-month-old Porter roaming the streets.
Vette explained their strategy.
"No
animal has ever driven a car before so what we're going to do is we're
going to do a straight and we're going to head off, so we'll start the
car, get into position, brake on, gear in place, back onto the steering
wheel, accelerator, take off and head along the straight and then stop,"
he said.
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