Funny (?) video clip of a dog jumping out of a moving car. Dogs do the funniest stuff. Labrador’s have never been accused of being the smartest dogs in the world. I get the feeling he won’t attempt that again.
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6 Responses to “Yellow Lab (Dog) Jumps Out Of A Moving Car”
No. It’s not funny. I’m more interested in the outcome than the misadventure itself. Was the dog injured? Maybe the pet owner is the one who was dumb. That was like expecting your dog not to eat your cheeseburger if you put it on the coffee table and walk away.
Hey Nancy, the person video taping was paying attention to the dog running with the car. The fact that the lab jumped out of the vehicle so quickly does not show neglect on the owner. Sure it isn’t good for the animal, but if you can’t laugh at that incident then you truly don’t have a sense of humor.
And judging from your cheeseburger logic, you are saying the driver/owner of the lab purposely made the brindle chase their car. *rolling eyes*
A well trained dog wouldnt even think of eating a cheeseburger off the table. I know my dog wouldnt. My dog jumped out of my truck once too, and let me tell you she wont ever do that again. She was a little banged up and sore (at 30 mph) but was fine.
Nancy is correct. That isn’t funny, when you look at what happened.
The dog probably died. Did you not see it hit the concrete before it bounced?? If the dog isn’t dead it is injured badly.
It shows stupidity on the owner’s behalf. Hollywood, maybe you just lack a brain but the dog in the car is obviously going to be wound by the sight of another dog running along side the car. Had the owner been responsible they would have paid more attention to their dog or maybe took some kind of precaution to prevent it from being able to exit through the window.
Tim, arguing over the internet proves one thing….nothing. So I will save my “lack of a brain” for a more intellectual argument.
The car was probably going 20-30 mph max. The average dog can only run 19 to 25 mph. So let’s go with the worst case scenario: The lab hits the ground rolling at 30 mph. I am willing to bet money that the dog survived with minor injuries. If you are observant you can see the dog rolls back up to its feet at the end. And as JD said, I am also willing to bet the dog won’t do it again.
I give props to the owner for catching the video on tape and posting it on the internet. And I will continue to laugh every time I see the video.
its harsh on the dog but still so funny
No. It’s not funny. I’m more interested in the outcome than the misadventure itself. Was the dog injured? Maybe the pet owner is the one who was dumb. That was like expecting your dog not to eat your cheeseburger if you put it on the coffee table and walk away.
Hey Nancy, the person video taping was paying attention to the dog running with the car. The fact that the lab jumped out of the vehicle so quickly does not show neglect on the owner. Sure it isn’t good for the animal, but if you can’t laugh at that incident then you truly don’t have a sense of humor.
And judging from your cheeseburger logic, you are saying the driver/owner of the lab purposely made the brindle chase their car. *rolling eyes*
Take some midol and enjoy a good laugh.
A well trained dog wouldnt even think of eating a cheeseburger off the table. I know my dog wouldnt. My dog jumped out of my truck once too, and let me tell you she wont ever do that again. She was a little banged up and sore (at 30 mph) but was fine.
Nancy is correct. That isn’t funny, when you look at what happened.
The dog probably died. Did you not see it hit the concrete before it bounced?? If the dog isn’t dead it is injured badly.
It shows stupidity on the owner’s behalf. Hollywood, maybe you just lack a brain but the dog in the car is obviously going to be wound by the sight of another dog running along side the car. Had the owner been responsible they would have paid more attention to their dog or maybe took some kind of precaution to prevent it from being able to exit through the window.
Tim, arguing over the internet proves one thing….nothing. So I will save my “lack of a brain” for a more intellectual argument.
The car was probably going 20-30 mph max. The average dog can only run 19 to 25 mph. So let’s go with the worst case scenario: The lab hits the ground rolling at 30 mph. I am willing to bet money that the dog survived with minor injuries. If you are observant you can see the dog rolls back up to its feet at the end. And as JD said, I am also willing to bet the dog won’t do it again.
I give props to the owner for catching the video on tape and posting it on the internet. And I will continue to laugh every time I see the video.