The best friends we could ever expect to find are dogs, in all honesty. They have a wonderful knack for brightening our days, and studies have even indicated that keeping a dog can lengthen your life and lower your stress levels. Although dogs usually just make us grin and laugh, occasionally they will act negatively as well. This humorous clip illustrates what happens when two puppies goof up and try to place the blame on one another rather than taking responsibility and dealing with the repercussions.
In the video, Dakota and Phoenix, two stunning Huskies, can be seen rushing through an English home’s hallway. The floor is completely covered in tiny paper shreds, so we can immediately tell that there is a problem. These pieces of paper were once a letter from HMRC, the British government’s tax collection agency, according to the description added by the video’s author, who also owns the puppies. It was undoubtedly a fairly significant tax bill or notice, but neither of these Huskies seems willing to admit that they tore it to pieces.
Was that the Phoenix?” Is this mess one you made? Phoenix is protesting by howling and whining, so the owner asks. Dakota, did you cause this mess? “Says the owner, turning to the second Husky, who is howling and whining as well while staring directly into the camera to appear as innocent as possible. What about Phoenix? “the owner enquires, to which another chorus of howls is answered. The owner’s incessant questions and the howls he receives in response are hilarious. With one pup seeking to place blame on the other and assert its innocence, it is not difficult to picture what the puppies are trying to say.
These guilty pups will try anything to avoid taking responsibility for their crime, much like two kids who were busted scribbling on the walls. Ultimately, he is still unsure of which of the two canines was primarily responsible for this crime, but we have to admit that Dakota seems a little suspicious. Then then, it might have been Phoenix! Alternatively, it’s possible that the two collaborated to seize letters and used their cries to cover up their crimes.