Guilty Dog Is Confronted About Eating Tinsel – The Dogs’ Reaction Is Priceless

by Top Retriever · Published 22 November · Updated 28 November

Watch his reaction when confronted! (Video)

Dogs are like humans, just better. They laugh like an human, they cry like an human, they experience, feel, touch, hear like an human, they love like an human. Just better. They also feel guilty about something wrong that they have done, most of humans don’t! When a dog is being confronted about doing something wrong, like for instance he chewed or destroyed your favorite shoes or bag or furniture or any thing that has a big value for you, most guilty dogs would give that sweet apologetic face, while some would run away and find a hiding place.

This funny dog is guilty of chewing up and eating the tinsel. And when confronted by his mom about it, he gave his mom a sweet apologetic look. Like he was saying “Hey! I’m sorry mom, please forgive me.” It seems that this dog understands every word his mom says! But he doesn’t know what to do. Maybe he knows that he is in big trouble so he decided, since daddy is there too, to use clever tactics!

He is in big trouble

What a cute dog you are Boomer! With that sweet face and your clever tactics, I think your mommy just can’t get mad at you! And with this adorable way of hiding, you surely won’t be able to get enough of him! He is just to cute and adorable! Important: Be sure to be careful with the Christmas decorations at home, that can be extremely dangerous for your pet. Watch the video and meet this funny guilty dog! Watch the video, this has got to be the cutest guilty reaction from a pet ever!

He hides behind dad’s his arms, as if asking him to protect him from his mommy!

What does your dog do when confronted about something he chewed or destroyed? Tell us about it!

Source: www.tropcute.com

Christmas dangers around the home / Decorations

Christmas decorations are designed to look attractive and beautiful, unfortunately this usually means they are also tempting to your furry friends. Whilst not often toxic in their own right they can still cause significant problems if ingested. Baubles will tend to splinter or smash into shards which can cause irritation, perforation or blockages and dogs tend to eat tinsel a little like spaghetti – often consuming an entire ribbon of tinsel in one go! Again these are often not especially toxic (even if not particularly nutritious either) but can bunch up and cause blockages or, more worryingly start to work their way through the guts whilst some is still in the stomach, this effectively runs a thread through the intestines and causes a linear foreign body which can be extremely serious!