Paw patrol! Bizarre moment three huge dogs cruise down a London street sitting in a private security car
- Andrew Threlfall, 46, caught the moment the three dogs drove down the street
- The video taken in Notting Hill, London shows the car stopped in traffic
- The dogs seem almost human as they watch the people on Portobello Road
A strange sight was spotted on a London street as a huge German Shepherd-type dog sat in the front of a private security car with two more in the back.
The video, taken in Notting Hill, London, shows a car marked with ‘dog section’ stopped at traffic lights with three happy canines inside.
Andrew Threlfall, 46, caught the hilarious moment three dogs looked almost human as they travelled in the passenger and back seats of a vehicle.
The video, taken in Notting Hill, London, shows three happy canines sitting in a car marked with ‘dog section’ as it is stopped at traffic lights
The dogs seemed almost human as they travelled in the passenger and back seats of the private security car
The video, taken on July 29, shows the three German Shepherd-type dogs travelling in the seats looking almost human
From the pavement it looks as though there isn’t any humans in the car and there are four dogs driving down the road.
Mr Threlfall said: ‘As the dogs were travelling past the pub everyone turned to look as it looked from the pavement as if the dogs were driving the car.
‘It wasn’t until I got up to see it we could see a human was driving. It was uniquely crazy, I’ve never seen anything like it.
The video was taken around 7pm on July 29.
From the pavement Andrew Threlfall said it looked like there was no human in the car and it was four dogs driving down the road
The dogs live their best human life as they cruise down Portobello Road with the windows open.
Just as the car begins to move, the canine in the passenger seat sits instinctively, and they stick their heads out the window for some fresh air.
Dogs are allowed to travel inside the car but they need to be suitably restrained with a harness or other support in line with rule 57 of the highway code.
Drivers risk a maximum fine of £5,000 if they do not comply.