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Old 07-23-2015, 01:54 PM   #15
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Makes my blood boil.

There are exceptions to leaving a pet in the car, though. I'm not sure about other makes, but the Toyota Smart Entry/Smart Start system like on a 10 Series allows the driver to exit the car with everything running and then lock the doors with the metal key embedded in the fob.

I've done it on a Prius. When I came out of the store, some woman was ready to break out a window to "save" my dog that she thought was in distress. He was just excited to have someone talking to him through the closed window. I understood her confusion, it was a hot day and the car was silent with it's electrically driven HVAC system. I thanked her for watching out for situations like that after she dropped the rock.
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There are exceptions to leaving a pet in the car, though.
Disagree. You should never leave a pet or a child unattended in a car under any circumstances. Plan your stuff out or don't take your pet with you.
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Old 07-23-2015, 02:27 PM   #17
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Disagree. You should never leave a pet or a child unattended in a car under any circumstances. Plan your stuff out or don't take your pet with you.
Why? You noticed that I only said "pet", right?

My dogs can't drive or accidentally knock the car into gear, and the alarm would sound if a window were broken and/or door opened without the key. I'm never more than 50' away.

I've done this since the first Toyota Smart Entry car I owned in 2004 and it's worked well for brief stops at the farmer's market and post office while my dogs relax in air conditioned comfort. For other stops without service dog restrictions like Home Depot where everyone knows him, he goes in with me.
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I bet all the onlookers were taking selfless and videos instead of taking a brick to the window to save the dog.


The sad sad truth about society today.
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Why? You noticed that I only said "pet", right?

My dogs can't drive or accidentally knock the car into gear, and the alarm would sound if a window were broken and/or door opened without the key. I'm never more than 50' away.

I've done this since the first Toyota Smart Entry car I owned in 2004 and it's worked well for brief stops at the farmer's market and post office while my dogs relax in air conditioned comfort. For other stops without service dog restrictions like Home Depot where everyone knows him, he goes in with me.
Aren't service dogs always exempt? I.e., you can take them indoors everywhere by law.
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guys, also don't microwave babies to dry them off after they take a bath by themselves.

Its not good for them long term.
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Aren't service dogs always exempt? I.e., you can take them indoors everywhere by law.
Not sure, my dogs aren't service dogs. They have the usual Spitz baggage and only listen to me when they feel like it.
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I actually once decided to wait in the car for about 5-10 minutes in a car that had been sitting in the sun all day with the windows up and everything... it was seriously hot and I at least had the choice of getting out if I wanted to. I don't know how many of you guys have done this (either by choice or just waiting) but a fully closed up car without any air circulation and leather seats... just... hot.
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i know in this video, these poeple might be actors, but it still show the point of leaving something that live into a closed car is VERY dangerous.

when i was younger i leaved a plastic car toy in the car of my uncle and at the end of the day, the car was melted...just to let poeple know.

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guys, also don't microwave babies to dry them off after they take a bath by themselves.

Its not good for them long term.
It's a shame there are tons of cretins out there that don't know this.

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I bet all the onlookers were taking selfless and videos instead of taking a brick to the window to save the dog.
Most humans lives are worth less than a dogs life. Some of the finest people I have ever met had four legs.
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