conmankiller:

If I knocked on your car window asking for directions, the dog who you trained to drive your car might bite me !!!!

Anyway he's only 2 year old, how can he have his licence already ?  : - )

She's a very, very clever doggy.  Well - they say dogs are like their owners, don't they?  ;o)  

And she's female, less dodgy on the insurance

DD

devonshire dumpling:

And she's female, less dodgy on the insurance

DD

I would have to insure her with Churchill as she quite fancies that nodding dog, she can't take her eyes off the TV when he's on. 

You know the one, the nodding dog that if Shark could get hold of <quote Shark> - it would be woofing in a very high pitched voice with crossed eyes - permanently.

I know Sharky doesn't like him but they were brilliant with me the other day, well the girl at Customer services was.

You are obviously not worried about cross breed babies then?

DD

Hi Kate

I think you'll find that generally people insure their pets in order to cover expensive vet bills and some insurers also offer cover for advertising and offering rewards if your so unfortunate to have your 'baby' pet napped. They also cover incase your dog bites someone or runs into the road and causes an accident.

I don't think it has anything to do with the cost of replaceing the animal

I know thats why mine is insured.