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This undated handout photo received on December 7, 2012 from Auckland-based advertising agency DraftFCB shows “Monty” in the driver's seat behind the wheel while training. Rather than chasing cars, dogs in New Zealand are being taught to drive them – steering, pedals and all – in a heartwarming project aimed at increasing pet adoptions from animal shelters. Animal trainer Mark Vette has spent two months training three cross-breed rescue dogs from the Auckland SPCA to drive a modified Mini as a way of proving that even unwanted canines can be taught to perform complex tasks. (Photo by AFP Photo/DraftFCB)
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