Hashbrown found everything he needed and more while wandering around a big box store in the United States. Relieved to have found him, his owners have fun, through a video, making a list of everything that was consumed, or half consumed, on the Boxer's path.
It took 8 weeks to identify the person who was gradually consuming parts of the store's stock, explains Paw Nation. One day, it was an employee who found the culprit in the automobile department. The list of goods consumed is still the subject of great questioning, particularly because its total amounts to almost 6,000 euros, a substantial sum for a single animal.
An unexpected customer
The team was surprised and amused to discover the Boxer in the walls of the supermarket. The question remains: how did he manage to go unnoticed during these long weeks? Obviously discreet, the dog worried those who were waiting for him.
Rings, gift cards, cheeses, surprising loot
The dog's consumption during his stay is heterogeneous to say the least. At the time he was found, the dog was surrounded by various items such as engagement rings, gift cards. Employees also found 7 dead birds alongside the canine, and still cannot understand the reason.
Hashbrown also developed a passion for cheese by starting a large number of packages.
No remorse!
The video highlights the dog's total lack of remorse, and this is precisely what greatly amuses Internet users. An Internet user becomes a spokesperson forHashbrown saying: “Hashbrown wants to know why you're here talking about his business like this?” ». Others humorously thank supermarket employees “who did not denounce” the smart dog.
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Is cheese a good food for dogs?
Cheese is a food that dogs like a lot, but its consumption should be limited.
- It should be an occasional treat (prefer hard cheeses in this case)
- It can cause digestive problems
- It can cause weight gain
If indigestion occurs, consult a veterinarian. Leave plenty of water available and offer small amounts of food to avoid regurgitation and to slowly get the digestive system moving again.