Dogs are incredible creatures. They know what we’re going through, they make us happy, and they love us unconditionally. Dogs are unquestionably our most loyal and brave companions, which is why they are frequently preferred in security activities. People often think of dogs when they need an omnipotent watchdog for their home.

Worawut Lomwanawong, a man, thinks the same way. Seven years ago, he rescued a stray Siberian husky to train her to be a guard dog for his jewelry store in Chang Ma, Thailand. She was given the name Lucky by him.

That name was significant since the husky had to be quite fortunate to meet her owner. The poor dog was malnourished and pregnant when they first met. She traveled aimlessly around the streets, asking for food, before presenting herself to Worawut’s new store with serious health problems.

Worawut had to wait until the dog had given birth to all of her puppies before he could finally assist Lucky in curing her illnesses. Lucky had been living peacefully at the jewelry store for seven years, but things changed a little bit a few days ago when her owner decided to collaborate with the local police to conduct a significant security test for his business. Lucky was amusingly dozing throughout the staged armed robbery, therefore the test failed terribly.

A robber (who is a police officer) entered the business with a fake gun, threatened Worawut, and then went away with a red bag full of “money,” as shown on CCTV. In the blink of an eye, everything happened.
Lucky, the guard dog in training who was supposed to vigorously protect her owner from the “unexpected” danger, simply chose to sleep.

Instead of criticizing the dog, the video quickly became viral, and everyone finds her entertaining. Lucky is now appreciated and adored by a large number of fans.
Lucky’s surprising reaction during the test was explained by Worawut, who claimed that Lucky was a smart dog who recognized the officer as he came to inspect his store and that she wouldn’t have acted that way if it had been someone else.