Many motorists who use their cars for shopping expeditions have found it a good idea to take the family dog with them to act as guardian, and save them the trouble of locking the car at each stop. Passers-by in High Street, Christchurch, recently noticed a new type of guardian and a small crowd collected round a handsome limousine. Clutching the rim of the steering wheel firmly in its claws a beautiful cockatoo looked quizzically at the interested spectators. The bird nodded its head to the crowd and seemed to be thoroughly enjoying no experience.
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Dominion, Volume 30, Issue 186, 4 May 1937, Page 11
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