Put it in BARK! Moment Jeep rams into another car after owner’s DOG knocked it out of gear

• Footage captured at Shaun Waller’s house in Gronant village, Wales, at 9.30am
• Owner can be heard shouting ‘s***’ and ‘no, no, no’ before chasing after the Jeep
• Mr Waller, 34, said he heard a bang and was in ‘hysterics’ after watching video

This is the hilarious moment a Jeep jack-knifed into a neighbour’s parked car after the hapless owner’s dog knocked the vehicle out of gear.

The security footage was captured at Shaun Waller’s house in the village of Gronant, Flintshire, Wales, on December 1 at around 9.30am.

It appears as though the dog leapt into the driver’s seat, knocking it out of gear and leading the car to roll down the driveway.

The owner can be heard shouting ‘s***’ and ‘no, no, no’ before chasing after the Jeep on the passenger side. 

This is the hilarious moment a Jeep jack-knifed into a neighbour’s parked car after the hapless owner’s dog knocked the vehicle out of gear

The security footage was captured at Shaun Waller’s house in the village of Gronant, Flintshire, Wales, on December 1 at around 9.30am

It then collides with Mr Waller’s car, parked opposite, while his helpless neighbour is asked by a woman if she is okay.

Mr Waller, 34, said he heard a loud bang while working from home and, when he went to investigate, saw his neighbour’s Jeep had collided with his car.

He didn’t realise until watching the footage back that the neighbour wasn’t behind the wheel – the dog was.

Mr Waller, a senior analyst, said: ‘I work from home and I was working as normal when I heard some commotion going on outside.

‘I looked out the window and saw my neighbour’s car had rolled down their driveway and jack-knifed into my car.

It appears as though the dog leapt into the driver’s seat, knocking it out of gear and leading the car to roll down the driveway

‘I went outside and spoke to my neighbour – she said the dog had jumped into the car in the driver’s seat and knocked the car out of gear.

‘I checked the footage and realised you could see the dog in the driver’s seat.

‘It caused a lot of rear damage to my car – the rear quarter was damaged and it was pushed into the wall.

‘I just hope the dog is a named driver, but if the car insurance won’t do it then the pet insurance might.

‘Me and my partner were in hysterics laughing – it’s an old car so we weren’t too bothered about the damage.’

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