My Co-pilot...

My daughters kitten she named "Lovey"(it's a male cat!). Anyway, she let him out of the carrier while I was driving and this is what he did... Sat on the dash for a bit too then curled up on the seat and took a nap! Freakin' cool cat! Damn dog throws up before you hit the corner!

Cool, my Jack Russel Terrier rides there too, or standing on the center armrest. I got pics somewhere just need to dig them up.

Cool. Mine used to do that when they were younger. Now that they're all grown up, not quite as crazy about it.

UberWagon wrote:

Cool, my Jack Russel Terrier rides there too, or standing on the center armrest. I got pics somewhere just need to dig them up.

That is funny. My Jack Russel likes to stick his head out the front passenger window, and put nose prints on every window in just seconds.

This is my co-pilot, she loves to put her back legs on the middle seat and her front legs on the center armrest and watch where we are driving. She also likes to stand on the drivers side armrest and look out my window. Yes she has clothes, she likes to wear them and gets pouty when we take them off of her, she only wears them if she is going to be outside with us for a couple of hours and it is cold out.

93wgn wrote:

Damn dog throws up before you hit the corner.

I would pay to see that.

Cute cat though. I think it is cool that he just hangs out while you drive.

Ray
That is a beautiful Jack you have there. Nothing like having a four legged mouth licker who is smarter than you are!

IMPALADAKID wrote:

Ray
That is a beautiful Jack you have there. Nothing like having a four legged mouth licker who is smarter than you are!

A'int that the truth! My wife left some rum-raisin chocolate bars (that were for me!) on the hallway table. Left the house and came back home to drunk dog and missing candy. My wife couldn't figure out where the wrappers went until the next day when she went to put on her shoes and there were the wrappers, hidden in a shoe. Needless to say that day my wife made plenty of noise around the dog as she seemed to be hungover! Too bad I was in the field training so I missed all this fun. Never a dull moment for a Jack owner.

I have had her for 7 years, rescued by my sister-in-law. She came covered in fleas and tics, with a case of heart worms. My Mom used her as a rat dog in the hay barn for a couple of years, best hunter ever. More kills than the cats. She enjoys her retirement and sleeping wherever she wants. I lover her just like my daughter, wonderful little dog.

UberWagon wrote:

IMPALADAKID wrote:

Ray
That is a beautiful Jack you have there. Nothing like having a four legged mouth licker who is smarter than you are!

A'int that the truth! My wife left some rum-raisin chocolate bars (that were for me!) on the hallway table. Left the house and came back home to drunk dog and missing candy. My wife couldn't figure out where the wrappers went until the next day when she went to put on her shoes and there were the wrappers, hidden in a shoe. Needless to say that day my wife made plenty of noise around the dog as she seemed to be hungover! Too bad I was in the field training so I missed all this fun. Never a dull moment for a Jack owner.

I have had her for 7 years, rescued by my sister-in-law. She came covered in fleas and tics, with a case of heart worms. My Mom used her as a rat dog in the hay barn for a couple of years, best hunter ever. More kills than the cats. She enjoys her retirement and sleeping wherever she wants. I lover her just like my daughter, wonderful little dog.

That is funny Ray.
Back in 2000, my wife was in the hospital for an ulcer that exploded. Anyways I had been at the hospital for nearly 12 hours, and was tired and made a drink when I got home. I sat on the floor with Max and got up to use the bathroom. Needless to say when I came out, the dog had drank over 16 ounces of a coffee sembrero. Soon after he started stumbling and loosing control of his legs. I was worried about alcohol posioning but was late and the only place open that late was Angel memorial animal hospital in Boston. So I called them and explained what had happened. They asked how much alcohol the dog ingested and his weight.I told them and they told me he would be fine this one time, but will be hung over in the morning. It would have been funnier to watch, if I was not worried about the little guy.
Max is will be 10 in december. And he has been a great friend through my divorce and on into my marriage with with my wife, who he loves as much as I do.
He also sleeps where he wants during the day, and has always slept in the bed with me under the covers at the foot of the bed. I call him my son all the time.

Jack's are cool dogs... I wanted to get a dog but my daughter insisted on a new kitten. I will probably get a dog this summer.

On another note, the cat got into my beer while I went to make a sandwich. Anytime he hears a can open now, he runs to try and find me. He loves the stuff...

93wgn wrote:

the cat got into my beer while I went to make a sandwich. Anytime he hears a can open now, he runs to try and find me. He loves the stuff...

Hey Joe, your cat needs a 12 step program to keep his 9 lives.

Cool thread. Heres my english bulldog Booser

92SS Wagon wrote:

Cool thread. Heres my english bulldog Booser

Cool dog! I just want to grab your dogs jawls and play with them. Is that wierd?

oohhhh, the WHITE stuff...

Cool dog!

Spot & Jane, my brother and sister Cockers.

My new co pilot Jake. He is a 3 year old wire hair Jack Russel.