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To the OP: When you get dogs like that, its the times you wish you could just pull out your bolter and yell "RAPID FIRE MOTHERF*****!"

But yea, what the others say, move and forget about shooting... then throw your D6 and RUUUUUN!


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well if you do really want to be with her... then just put up with it...

She better be hot....na kidding bud

Even after all the crabs/internet superiority complex I still see only a few options.

>Acquire a dog whistle
>Acquire Own Car (learn to drive)
>Acquire headphones/ear plugs (Profit)
>Deal with it
>GTFO

A question for the OP. How old was the dog when the mother-in-law acquired it? Was it a puppy, or fully grown, or a couple of years old?

It sounds to me like a past owner took the dog for a drive, then ditched it where it couldn't find it's way home again. Now every time it gets put into a car, and the car stops, it panics because it thinks it's gong to be tossed out again. My parents adopted a dog like that; he gets carsick unless he has his carrier in the back seat.

Oddly enough, he doesn't spend much time in it; he just knows that it is his and since it's there, he's not getting tossed out. Ah, well. Dog's minds (such as they are) are strange things.

Give me a cat any day.

Vulcan wrote:A question for the OP. How old was the dog when the mother-in-law acquired it? Was it a puppy, or fully grown, or a couple of years old?

It sounds to me like a past owner took the dog for a drive, then ditched it where it couldn't find it's way home again. Now every time it gets put into a car, and the car stops, it panics because it thinks it's gong to be tossed out again. My parents adopted a dog like that; he gets carsick unless he has his carrier in the back seat.

Oddly enough, he doesn't spend much time in it; he just knows that it is his and since it's there, he's not getting tossed out. Ah, well. Dog's minds (such as they are) are strange things.

Give me a cat any day.

they got it straight from being a puppy, theyre good friends with the family who had them, so they got them as soon as possible. the moms just psycho me thinks. I guess it just comes with the territory of having a girlfriend.