Show Us Your Shop Inspector!

I am sure many of you have watched "Full Custom Garage" with Ian Roussel.  He has 2 pit bulls who are regulars on the show and are obviously very much a part of his operation.  We have several members who also share this hobby with dedicated assistants (Bill Glenn, do you hear me?).  I know it's not Caterpillar, but anyone who doesn't appreciate our fine furry (feathered or scaled) family members need to experience the fun of having one (or many).  Here's Honey.  She hates when I say bad words and always takes the blame when I use them.  She is also very protective.  And spoiled.  And pampered.

  Here is Gotham, a 7 year old long black haired German Shepard.  Gotham loves rides around town, he loves helping in the house, shop, or at museum,  he just has to be with us.  Gotham was brought into our family about 2 years ago, looking for a home with no pets or children from a friend in a tuff situation between homes.  He fit right in the minute we seen him and wanted to join us.  Gotham likes to be like a human at times doing things he sees us do like driving the car but he lacks the skills to get us anywhere without the keys.  You might find him moving furniture or trying to open the door.  In the evening watch out as he claims mom's side of bed and will be snoozing on her pillow.  He is known to ignore any attempt to wake or move him. 

  

I don't have to be sat down or under something very long before inspector "Blondie" comes around looking things over. Fortunately  he is easily bribed with a scratch behind the ears and a little petting.   

Snickers doesn't get out to the shop much, but is a good inspector inside the house.   

Garlic Mom and i took Chula, our Great Dane shop inspector, to the veterinarian a couple of days ago.  They had these paintings in the exam room, which we and Chula greatly enjoyed.

Pete.

 

 

   Here is mine. Grayson is fairly lazy now that she turned 9 years old. Not getting much help from here nowadays.