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MiddleFingerMom

(25,163 posts) Tue Jul 9, 2013, 10:11 PM Jul 2013

Never depend on your dog as an ACTUAL navigator.

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Never depend on your dog as an ACTUAL navigator. (Original Post) MiddleFingerMom Jul 2013 OP

But they get so excited, it's hard to not let them navigate mythology Jul 2013 #1

! Kali Jul 2013 #2

Not only that ... who wants a drooling navigator that gets carsick. In_The_Wind Jul 2013 #3

mythology

(9,527 posts)

1. But they get so excited, it's hard to not let them navigate

Reply to MiddleFingerMom (Original post)

Wed Jul 10, 2013, 12:27 AM

Jul 2013

My parents' have a dog that insists on standing between the front seats so he can help navigate. Of course any unexpected stops have an unfortunate result.