PRYOR, OK -- It's not everyday a dog not only rides in a car but takes the wheel. Spot Free Car Wash employee, Mark Walker, says he saw it all happen. "I heard someone holler and I had seen a car come off the four lane and backwards into this car wash. As soon as I looked around the corner I saw the dog in the car, just the dog." Walker was just as surprised as the dog must have been when he was left alone in the car and Killys bumped the gearshift into reverse. "He went for a ride," says Sgt. Brent Crittenden. Killys then backed the car out of the car wash and onto US Highway69. "When it hit the curb it turned the wheels allowing the car to a big circle along Highway 69." When Sgt. Crittenden arrived on scene he what police are trained to do with any driver. "I checked the dog for a license and it did have current city dog license and it wasn't apprehended," says Crittenden. Sgt. Crittenden says in his 26 years on the police force he's never seen anything like it.

Well obviously this took place on Highway 69 in Oklahoma, it had to. And sure, you can give Killys the Dog all the credit in the world here for driving better in reverse than most old ladies do forward, but what about the cop?  Kudos to Sgt. Crittenden for following the strict letter of the law here and promptly checking Killys for his license.  A lot of cops wouldn't do that. Frankly I didn’t even know dogs knew how to drive, let alone had a license.  Hey, that’s why he’s out there protecting and serving the streets of America while I’m just here blogging at my desk.