Farmer Pays Tribute To His Beloved Dog In The Most Unusual Way

A farmer has come up with an ingenious way of rounding up his sheep while simultaneously paying tribute to his dead dog by turning his car into a sheepdog. Dave Isaacs from East Sussex in England revealed this week that he spent £2,000 pounds on the redecoration of the family car. He added that the reason that he revamped the car in such a way was not to scare the sheep, but to in fact pay tribute to his adored sheepdog Floss who passed away recently. “I know it was a bit of a mad thing to do,” he admitted. “I have three kids and we loved her (Floss) and as a family, we all missed her terribly.” The car was revamped in memory of the family's dead dog Floss (Pic: David McHugh) The family decked out their Peugeot car using its headlights as the dog's eyes and the exhaust for her tail. They are now selling the car on eBay as they no longer have room for it in the barn. “As long as she goes to a good home I’ll be happy!” Mr Issac said, adding that the car has been a great help to get him around his 180-acre farm. “It’s been a lot of fun and she handles well, is obedient and nice and docile and surprisingly aerodynamic. But it’s back to the tried and tested traditional skills of the sheep dog again.” Dave Isaacs is now putting the car up for sale on eBay. (Pic: David McHugh)