Dog in Car

Fred Byrne · 31st July 2020, 14:30

A few days ago I left Marco, the dog, in the car. He sometimes likes to relax there away from that pesky kitten Coco. Half an hour later I returned. All doors were locked and the key was in the ignition. A few moments of panic until I remembered that I was at home and the spare key was in the kitchen drawer.
Phew!

Marco had stepped on the lock button!. Then I thought what would I have done if I was away from home and no spare key.

So moral is; ALWAYS REMOVE THE KEY FROM THE IGNITION.

I post this as a helpful reminder to the few people who might possibly be as stupid as myself.

31st July 2020, 14:30	#1
Fred Byrne Avid contributor Rover 75 Saloon Join Date: Jun 2018 Location: Ballynahinch Posts: 194 Thanks: 69 Thanked 60 Times in 23 Posts	Dog in Car A few days ago I left Marco, the dog, in the car. He sometimes likes to relax there away from that pesky kitten Coco. Half an hour later I returned. All doors were locked and the key was in the ignition. A few moments of panic until I remembered that I was at home and the spare key was in the kitchen drawer. Phew! Marco had stepped on the lock button!. Then I thought what would I have done if I was away from home and no spare key. So moral is; ALWAYS REMOVE THE KEY FROM THE IGNITION. I post this as a helpful reminder to the few people who might possibly be as stupid as myself.