Our dog Bennie is a boxer. Well, dog. Troublemaker is a better word.
A so-called 'boxer test' is circulating online. If you don't have a nervous breakdown after reading the test, you are advised to feel free to get a boxer as a pet.
The boxer test used to hang in our kitchen for years. It was fun for visitors, and fun for ourselves when the 'pet' had made a mess of things again.
For your idea, a paragraph from the boxer test:
Forget the luxury BMW and just buy a estate car. Buy some biscuits and some bones. Crush the biscuits and get them on the seat upholstery and also in the boot. Throw the bones loose into the car. Go to the hairdresser and ask if you can take the floor sweepings from the past week with you. Sprinkle these in large quantities into the car over the upholstery. Now make some nice muddy paw prints on the upholstery. Now use a rake to make some scratches on the outside of the car. There, perfect!
That’s why I’ve always been strongly opposed to tenants bringing a dog into their hire car. Or worse still: a cat. Have you ever had to vacuum a car after a dog or a cat had been in it? You can still find those millions of *@#hair strands months later…
Or this paragraph from the boxer test (note, from the pre-corona era):
When visitors arrive, let them sit on the sofa. Immediately throw a 30 kg bag of potatoes onto their lap and rub their face several times with a wet sponge.
If you can cope with the mess a boxer makes, they are absolutely fun dogs. And it must be said: they are totally unsuitable for taking in the car.
So if you DON'T have a dog or want to bring one, feel free to rent a Car in the Echt region!
You can reserve one herehttps://adremlimburg.nl/goedkoop-huren/auto-huren/
