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  1. Parker

    Parker Karting

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    #1 Parker, Sep 15, 2005
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    Well, my wife and I are now proud owners of an Enzo. No, not a Ferrari Enzo, but a black and silver miniature schnauzer puppy named Enzo (she got to pick the type of dog and I got to pick the name). As you can see from the attached photos, he is very cute. Even though he is not a Ferrari Enzo, he does a very good job of attracting young ladies. I can't take him on a walk through the park without getting stopped by at least half a dozen women. So, if you want to attract the ladies and you don't have the cash for a real Enzo, I suggest picking up one of these. They are relatively cheap to acquire, inexpensive to insure, they don't have any scheduled maintenance (other than giving them a bath every so often), their food is cheaper than buying gas, and nobody is going to try and key or spit on your dog. Enjoy the photos.
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  2. Dino 208gt4

    Dino 208gt4 F1 World Champ

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    #2 Dino 208gt4, Sep 15, 2005
    Carbon will like the color..................
     
  3. 134282

    134282 Four Time F1 World Champ
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    #3 134282, Sep 15, 2005
    LOL...!


    And here i thought women always liked BIG schnauzers...! :D
     
  4. fuse

    fuse Formula Junior

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    #4 fuse, Sep 15, 2005
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  5. Perfusion

    Perfusion F1 Rookie

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    #5 Perfusion, Sep 15, 2005

    Great looking dog! Cool lookin' little guy... FWIW, young male + puppy (ANY breed) in park with women = INSTANT center of attention - so much so, they might even accuse you of doing it with "intent." Nonetheless, it's still an excellent tactic.
     
  6. ItaliaF1

    ItaliaF1 F1 Veteran

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    #6 ItaliaF1, Sep 15, 2005
    hey whats the torque and hp on that thing, carbon fiber collar would be great addition, or maybe a ferrari doggie-sweater. lol
     
  7. fuse

    fuse Formula Junior

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    #7 fuse, Sep 16, 2005
    The wife did try to find a carbon fiber look collar, but was not successful. She did for some time hang my Ferrari crest key ring on his collar. I think the launch control is not working on my Enzo as he cannot do a burn out, but he accelerates very quickly and smoothly and turns very well on concrete and grass...but he has spun out a few times into the wall on our hard wood floor. The left rear corner had a fracture and had to be repaired. He does not have a lot of torque, but is high revving and smooth...V12 for sure!
     
  8. Doubled

    Doubled Rookie

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    #8 Doubled, Sep 19, 2005
    And I thought, I was only one so smart to name my dog "Enzo":)

    P.S. Tried to post picture, but appeared too large:(
     
  9. scud

    scud F1 World Champ

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    #9 scud, Sep 19, 2005
    parker if there was the option on the keys or the leash surely the dog would go???

    giddy up
     
  10. quattro

    quattro Karting

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    #10 quattro, Sep 19, 2005
    seeing as hes a schnauzer you should have named him ferdinand
     
  11. Ferrari330P4

    Ferrari330P4 Formula Junior

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    #11 Ferrari330P4, Sep 19, 2005
    I have a Snake Named Enzo And a Cat named Dino.
     

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