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Frog scares the crap out of dog and 2 humans, doggo goes back for toy
A really good scare can send anyone running for the hills, even good dogs. Mike, his dog Lucky, and his girlfriend Leila were looking through some old patio furniture for a table recently when Mike moved a ladder and spotted a frog. Mike, who admits he's terrified of "anything that moves" went running, and set off a chain reaction with Leila and Lucky in tow. SEE ALSO: Fearless prairie dog climbs onto sleeping alligator's nose After getting inside, Lucky the dog realized he had forgotten something very important in the confusion, and returned to the scene of the frog to retrieve his favorite Santa Claus toy. Thankfully, Mike had just set up some cameras a few days earlier and the whole thing was captured on video. Mike shared the video on Twitter, which has since racked up over 36,000 retweets at the time of writing. "WE GOT SCARED BY A FROG AND SO DID MY DOG BUT HE COULDNT LEAVE HIS TOY BEHIND LMFAO," Mike yelled at Twitter. The star of the video: Lucky pic.twitter.com/Ekq03fQPGr — Mike (@OGMike69) May 1, 2017 For doggos, some toys are worth risking your life for. WATCH: This night light goes inside your toilet bowl because why not
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