Most times, when people leave their dogs home alone, their biggest fear is them having an accident in the house. Either that or they chew on some furniture or cry because they miss you. However, for this homeowner, he got an entirely different surprise. While out to dinner with his wife, he decided to check his pet camera footage and saw his dogs throwing a wild party while he was gone.
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Hilarious Pet Camera Footage Shows Dogs Throwing Wild Party
The Dodo shared the hilarious story and footage of Australian politician Andrew Mackay and his two wild dogs. Mackay has an interesting assortment of animals that reside at his home. He and his fiancée share their home with two dogs, two horses, and a steer named Sue.
Typically, it is just the dogs that are welcome inside the house. It appears the canines thought that that wasn’t entirely fair. One night, while Mom and Dad were out to dinner with some friends, they opted to change things up a bit.
Although the dogs have a dog door that allows them to go in and out of the house as they please, they thought it would be more fun to invite their fellow animal friends inside. Therefore, shortly after their parents left the dogs, Thunder and Sunny opened the sliding door. Shortly after the horses and steer entered the home.
The pet camera caught the entire party on Video. Therefore, when Mackay decided to check in on the pups, he saw the hilarious sight unfolding before his very eyes. Naturally, he rushed home to put an end to the shenanigans.
The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly
Thank heavens for that pet camera. Otherwise, Mackay would have had no idea what sort of wild party he was walking into. Fortunately, the party wasn’t all bad. Sure, it was naughty that Thunder and Sunny decided to invite their friends in when they knew they weren’t allowed.
Additionally, the wild party did leave behind some ugly damage, which the outlet shared took over an hour to clean. However, Mackay admitted to the outlet that afterward, he found the entire situation hilarious. Additionally, no animals were injured during all the craziness.
“We had a great laugh looking at the footage, once we knew all the animals were okay, and spent about an hour cleaning up the mess,” Mackay admitted. He further admits that his horses and steer now frequently wait at the sliding door, waiting to be granted entry again. Unfortunately for them, Mackay has put a stop to all wild animal parties.
