wags Posted June 17, 2006 Posted June 17, 2006 I left Wes in the car with my dh in the drivers seat as I moved the wagons out of the parking spot. Wes was poking his head out the window to look. But at the same time, his paw was pressing the window button. I could see the window moving up toward his neck. When I yelled, my dh pulled him back by the leash. From now on we are are going to lock the windows in position.
CathyAnn Posted June 17, 2006 Posted June 17, 2006 Oh, Sally. When I saw your post, it made my heart skip a beat!! Thanks for reminding us and so glad Wes is ok!! Cathy Cathy and Piper
wheezie23 Posted June 18, 2006 Posted June 18, 2006 Yep, I've learned about the power windows, too. Tucker almost jumped out of one when it suddenly rolled down when he pressed the button. Glad to hear Wes didn't get hurt, Sally! Thela Check out Tucker, Scruffy and Chloe's dogster pages: http://www.dogster.com/?82915 http://www.dogster.com/?85018 http://www.dogster.com/?327895
tena Posted June 18, 2006 Posted June 18, 2006 We've had this nightmare at our house also, window suddenly going up and down...learned to use the window locks. Sophie
goforette Posted June 19, 2006 Posted June 19, 2006 Cairns are SUPER smart. Mine luckily haven't discovered the window feature (thank goodness) I'll be careful for sure. But they learn everything I do. I gave up on the pee pads because we were chewing them endlessly so I put plastic carpet liner inside the pee pad holder (which locks!) and they have mastered the art of unlocking it and playing with the plastic liner for fun - who needs a pee pad anyways! They are just super clever. Only takes one treat and they've got it down..... Hollie Edelbrock & Brystal Sonoma Chris, Stacy and Little Noah
Lesley Posted June 19, 2006 Posted June 19, 2006 Thank you for alerting of the potential hazard. Thank goodness your husband has a quick reaction - glad all was OK
wags Posted June 19, 2006 Author Posted June 19, 2006 Today, we used the window lock. You do have to be at least one step ahead. *** "Cairns are SUPER smart.... and they have mastered the art of unlocking it and playing with the plastic liner for fun..." That reminds me of when mine was a puppy. It was wintertime and we painstakingly put carpeting down in his pen, and put plastic and tape over it. He was biding his time and then, step by step, carefully undid everything we did in just seconds.
goforette Posted June 20, 2006 Posted June 20, 2006 Yes my girls are somtimes too smart for their own good - I'm so proud that I have a smart breed and can say hey look what my dog can do..... but at the same time - they never give me a rest - they know far more than I realized. I tried the tape too - HA! and it was undone too - anything I try they get through it - it takes just minutes - (actually the time it takes to take a shower) they LOVE to undue everything when my back is turned. Hollie Edelbrock & Brystal Sonoma Chris, Stacy and Little Noah
wags Posted June 20, 2006 Author Posted June 20, 2006 Don't ya hate it when they're so smart, they outsmart us!
Eliz222 Posted June 24, 2006 Posted June 24, 2006 We have experienced this problem too (DH). Scout managed to jump out of the window! Thank god my DH was still in the driveway instead of out on the road...whew! Thanks for the warning, and the great reminder that these dogs are too smart!
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