I got lost looking for Zimmermans today somewhere on Jones, Bishop, Parsons, Schoolhouse something. God it's a mess back there, roads change names like I change panties. Anyhoo, a jeep passed me going the opposite direction and on the top of the jeep, tethered to the TOP of the jeep, was a retriever type dog, in a sitting upright position. Not being critical, maybe the dog enjoyed it, but isn't that kind of dangerous?
So legal in Maryland, illegal, just plain stupid?
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I'll have to see if I can find it. What were they saying about it?
Irresponsible, etc.
NorthBeachPerso
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I'll go out on a limb and say you can change your panties as often as you want. Or not, but we won't go into that.
Apparently it is legal for unrestrained dogs to ride in Maryland although the driver would be responsible for any accidents caused by the dog not being restrained. I shudder whenever I see a dog sitting in the driver's lap as they're rolling down the road, especially if the window's open and the dog is 1/3 of the way out of the vehicle.
Apparently it is legal for unrestrained dogs to ride in Maryland although the driver would be responsible for any accidents caused by the dog not being restrained. I shudder whenever I see a dog sitting in the driver's lap as they're rolling down the road, especially if the window's open and the dog is 1/3 of the way out of the vehicle.
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DannyMotorcycle
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The roof dog was restrained and st mary's s.o. are aware of it, and happened to see the guy in a parking lot at least once and talk to him and they're satisfied