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Pups put pedal to metal
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New Zealand charity group teaches canines to drive to demonstrate intelligence of rescue dogs
- Duration 1:03
- Date Dec 5, 2012
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Well we trust man's best friend to keep an -- and the house -- seeing eye dogs as well right meant driving.
Really -- handlers in New Zealand say they've trained these guys how to drive the back.
They can start a car.
They can accelerate that means the air a little help they get but for the most part and looks pretty good the doctor -- -- an animal rescue organization in the idea.
If they demonstrate how intelligent beast which is really our.
-- the real test will be on live television next week.
And so we'll see how they deal but so far pretty good I don't know it looked better than seven my friend -- with what we all right.
I have been trying to teach my eight sixteen year old daughter grace are actually are I think the dog is doing better -- -- line.
Do you think it's about the teacher let's just say we had to notify me insurance company -- -- I had cancer as well.
And if there's always a learning curve as forget that dogs and for himself.
Well -- to lend our support to keep you posted on that's.
Stay off the roads thanks.
