animals

Doggie Driver’s Ed Program a Success in 6 States

Dogs aren’t known for their skills behind the wheel. But a pilot program for canine driver’s ed has shown that when taught at a young age, puppies can learn to operate motor vehicles safely.

Since launch just three months ago, Doggie Driver’s Ed has helped over 500 pups earn their licenses accross New Mexico, Delaware, California, Rhode Island, Nebraska and West Virginia. The department of transportation plans to kick in some federal dollars to expand the program to more states.

Via sanders81.

Dog Protests Intensify

As the battle for the living room continues, reports are emerging that area dogs have formed a powerful canine bloc and are occupying the area by the downstairs bedroom door.  A spokesperson for the dogs indicated that they will not back down until their demands are met: three more hours of fetch per week and wet food at least twice each month.  The good stuff, too… none of that store-brand junk.

Via carterse.