Back seat driver by ravenferret
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My beautiful black and tan Carolina Dog, The Carolina Dog is a breed of dog native to the United States. The Carolina Dog is believed to be a direct descent of the Native American Dogs that accompanied the first human inhabitants in the Western Hemisphere. Known primarily for its primitive appearance, the Carolina Dog also makes a highly intelligent and unique companion. Discovered living wild in South Carolina and Georgia within the last 40 years, the Carolina Dog has only recently been redomesticated. The Carolina Dog is also known as the American Dingo, North American Dingo, Dixie Dingo, Southern Dingo, Carolina Dingo, North American Native Dog, Native American Dog, Indian Dog, Indian’s Dog, Yellow Dog, Yeller Dog, Yaller Dog, and Ol’ Yeller.
Comments (3)
Kazam561
"Okay now turn here... slow down you're driving too fast. Speed up. Oh, ice cream shop, think we should stop there?"
ravenferret
Yep you about got it but it more; like stop I haven't been to that park. Who is that over there, ect shes my baby.
T.Rex
Thanks for the info! Didn't know about this dog. Looks very intelligent, which is why you should have a net between the dog and the front seats so the dog doesn't try to take over the driving. This is part pun, but also part serious. In several European countries it's law to have a net so the dog doesn't get up front thinking it will help you drive. The more intelligent the dog, the greater the risk. I wonder what European species it's derived from. Any info on that? Keep up the good work! :-)
ravenferret
She's has a doggy type seat belt on. attach to the human one.Thanks for the concern she is very intelligent. Her marking are rare most CD (Carolina Dogs are tan and buff to reddish brown.