No one would probably argue that dogs are oh so adorable. And yes, no one would also deny that canines also have a not so adorable side that their family secretly wishes not to see. But in Jaccob Mckay’s case, a 26-year-old dog lover, this wish was not granted, and he had to endure the consequence of leaving his dog at home.
It all started when Mckay decided to go out for a breakfast date one morning. Since pandemic restrictions have been loosened up, he took this opportunity to go out of the house and savor the outside world. He obviously can’t wait for this opportunity, which he (just like all the people) has been waiting eagerly for months. But it seems that Cypress, his Husky, wasn’t amused at the fact that Mckay would leave him in the house, so to voice out his protest, he decided to turn his attention to Mckay’s pricey sofa.
Mckay was confident that his Husky would behave while he was out of the house, but unfortunately, he was welcomed with a nightmare in broad daylight when he returned. His prized sofa, which costs £2,800, was mercilessly ripped off, and its foams were scattered all over the floor.
The suspect for this grave mischievousness was already out of the question. Even though there is another dog inside the house (named Lego), Cypress would still be easily caught as his guilty face was a dead giveaway.
Any dog owner couldn’t bear getting mad at their dogs for so long and would always forgive them before the end of the day. So the lucky Husky was only given a slap on his paw and a mild punishment of getting locked outside the house temporarily. He was only allowed to come in when Mckay is ready again to face him with a straight face.
Source: Ellen Scott via Metro
