In my opinion - Cars Per House

[scottydog.]

Here is my rant - one car per household seems sensible to me.

Moved from the Dogs on leads thread as it was taking it off topic - Admin.

 

[Stu]

Dogs need a good run about and most owners can't be arsed walking further than the length of their nose.Here is my rant, one car per household seems sensible to me.

One car? What about those of us who have classic cars?

What about those of us who live in rural areas and both work the opposite directions and don't have any public transport options?

 

[scottydog.]

people tend to like laws that don't affect them but scream blue murder when it does.Maybe we should start a thread on , things that bug the **** out of us.

 

[An Ankoù]

people tend to like laws that don't affect them but scream blue murder when it does.Maybe we should start a thread on , things that bug the **** out of us.

Take your pick:

https://www.thehomebrewforum.co.uk/search/1746236/?q=rant&c[title_only]=1&o=relevance

 

[Donegal john]

Dogs need a good run about and most owners can't be arsed walking further than the length of their nose.Here is my rant, one car per household seems sensible to me.

6 cars a van and a camper van in my house

 

[Clint]

We're up to 4 cars now my lads have passed the driving....and GOOD LUCK to them!! My parents never drove...yeah you heard right,and although I'd do anything for them,playing taxi between myself and my sister can be awkward as even though they're retired they "have" to do their shopping etc on set days/times or their heads drop off, which isn't always possible. Anyway..they have had dogs which were both on and off the lead in various scenarios.

 

[Chippy_Tea]

Dogs need a good run about and most owners can't be arsed walking further than the length of their nose.Here is my rant, one car per household seems sensible to me.

As @Stu said -

What about those of us who live in rural areas and both work the opposite directions and don't have any public transport options?

I couldn't agree more as i live in a rural area, i need a car i don't need a dog (i did have several over the years) if you cannot be arsed to walk your dog a decent distance you shouldn't have got it in the first place.

 

[Clint]

My dogs love a ride in the car.

 

[Chippy_Tea]

My dogs love a ride in the car.

I bet they do Clint, my Springers used to love it -

 

[Stu]

As @Stu said -

I couldn't agree more as i live in a rural area, i need a car i don't need a dog (i did have several over the years) if you cannot be arsed to walk your dog a decent distance you shouldn't have got it in the first place.

So here's the thing.
I live around 4 miles from the beach.

On a weekend, I'll happily walk the dog to the beach and back. Although she's getting a bit older now and sometimes we take the bus back (her choice, not mine).

I work from home mostly, so on a lunchtime, I can take the dog for a walk down the beach, but I have to drive.
I mean, I could walk round the local church field, but it gets a bit dull after a while and the dog, being a spaniel, loves the opportunity to get wet!

But other walks (morning/evening) we just go to the local church field.