This is the funny moment a Jeep rammed into a neighbor’s parked vehicle after its owner’s dog knocked it out of gear.
The surveillance film was obtained at Shaun Waller’s home in Gronant, Flintshire, Wales, on December 1 at approximately 9.30 a.m.
It appears that the dog jumped into the driver’s seat, disabling the transmission and causing the vehicle to roll down the driveway.
The owner is heard yelling “s***” and “no, no, no” before pursuing the Jeep from the passenger side.
This is the funny moment a Jeep rammed into a neighbor’s parked car after its owner’s dog accidentally threw the vehicle out of gear.
The surveillance film was obtained at Shaun Waller’s home in the Welsh village of Gronant on December 1 at approximately 9.30 a.m.
It then collides with Mr. Waller’s parked car, while a woman asks his helpless neighbor if she is okay.
Mr. Waller, 34, reported hearing a loud crash while working from home and, upon investigation, discovering that his neighbor’s Jeep had crashed with his vehicle.
He didn’t realize that the dog, not the neighbor, was driving until he reviewed the footage.
Senior analyst Mr. Waller stated, “I was working from home as usual when I heard disturbance outside.
I observed via the window that my neighbor’s car had rolled down their driveway and collided with mine.
It looks that the dog jumped into the driver’s seat, causing the car to lose gear and slide down the driveway.
“I walked outside and chatted with my neighbor; she told me that the dog had gotten into the driver’s seat and thrown the car out of gear.”
“After reviewing the tape, I noticed that the dog was in the driver’s seat.
“It caused extensive damage to the rear of my vehicle; the rear quarter panel was broken and it was pushed into the wall.
If the auto insurance won’t cover the dog as a named driver, the pet insurance might.
It’s an old vehicle, so we weren’t too concerned about the damage. My girlfriend and I were giggling hysterically
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