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WELLINGTON - A group of animal lovers in New Zealand have spent eight weeks to train three dogs learned to drive.
Aukland SPCA wants to show how the intelligence of dogs that a lot of people who will adopt them. They were getting three dogs to drive.
After eight weeks of Porter, Monty and Ginny placed on a simulator Mini Cooper and they managed to run the wheel, the gears, and steer the wheel.
Aukland SPCA wants to show how the intelligence of dogs that a lot of people who will adopt them. They were getting three dogs to drive.
After eight weeks of Porter, Monty and Ginny placed on a simulator Mini Cooper and they managed to run the wheel, the gears, and steer the wheel.
The third dog was driving with the help of an assistant in the car, but the next challenge they have to drive the car itself will be broadcast live on television.
"They've been able to put gear and drive the car. However, we have a remote that can at any time to stop the car," says Auckland SPCA chief, Christine Kalin. As quoted by Orange, on Wednesday (05/12/2012).
"They're very smart. Our dream for every person around the major cities and throughout Australasia would be proud if you have these dogs," said Kalin.
"They've been able to put gear and drive the car. However, we have a remote that can at any time to stop the car," says Auckland SPCA chief, Christine Kalin. As quoted by Orange, on Wednesday (05/12/2012).
"They're very smart. Our dream for every person around the major cities and throughout Australasia would be proud if you have these dogs," said Kalin.
Source: Orange
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