Family Adopts a New Dog Then Vet Sees It and Calls the Cops

One family decides to adopt and rescue a Tibetan Mastiff puppy. This was their first animal rescue, so everything seemed to be going well. As their first dog rescue, having a new dog was great! The only thing was it wouldn't stop growing. This was a weirdly cute pet you should own, but was it also the cutest exotic pets you can own? But, when the vet saw this dog, she called the police. See what happens next!
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[ZiggyLu-ogzp]

Who else found themselves unsatisfied every time an image came up and it wasn’t the actual dog? 😅

[mdgsk]

"Sue always was a very observant person" that's funny since she couldn't tell a bear from a dog lol

[davidevans]

Same thing happened to me. I bought a cute little ant at the pet shop and named Anty Schmanty. Within three weekend I had a Tyrannosaurus Rex living in my house. He didn't appreciate me naming him Anty Schmanty.

[holysquire]

We had a dog for ten years and he turned out to be a man who hadn't shaved. We decided to keep him.

[moniquemonicat]

Absolutely ZERO chance for a halfway intelligent person to not know they've got a bear cub instead of a puppy. ZERO! Just as it would be if they had a lion cub thinking it was a domestic kitten. The title should be not whether the cops were called but how incredibly ignorant the people were.

[kal-el]

I’m assuming these people aren’t the sharpest tool in the shed

[mtolives]

Great Story. I sure got a chuckle over how that hard-working Sue Wee Wee bought a bear instead of a dog while taking a vacation on her annual leave. Did not see that coming even after learning that "Little Black" grew too fast, walked on two legs, and preferred fruit. I'm so glad he lived in a little dog house in the kitchen rather than the backyard since he didn't joke much about his food especially those noodles. Boy oh boy, he sure did have a healthy appetite. As an observant and thoughtful person who takes her time to analyse issues before drawing conclusions, it was refreshing that she noticed how Little Black never barked. What a twist in the story when she noticed that he grew up to 3 feet tall and ended up weighing an impressive 300 pounds. Of course the most relevant part of this story was the fact that the vet arrived at 9am on a Saturday morning. We all know the poor fella was placed in a small cage at the vet's clinic to produce bear bile split 50-50 between National Geographic and the Vet. When they grow old, those four kids will have many stories to tell their grandchildren about the Tibetan Mastiff that was actually a Himalayan Moon Bear. This will surely become a Wee Wee legend throughout Kunming City in China. Thank you Internet for sharing this fine story.

[jn]

I’m surprised they returned him to the wild seeing as how he was fed, and domesticated for two years of his life

[markleon]

None of these photos are remotely connected to the story.

[Lordskeep]

I had this happen to me before. After ten years I found out my pet dog was really an alligator.

[l.salisbury]

"The ranger isn't gonna like it, Yogi...!"

[RNGesus.]

When u come to this channel u don't watch the video u go to the comments😂😂😂

[muddywater]

So that explains why my dog doesn't BARK. He's a horse!

[lindamarshall]

show the dog you're talking about, not all these other dogs

[drmichaellum]

So the dog kept changing breeds throughout the course of his life, only to turn into a bear at the end.

[DrFlippin]

Let me save you some time: Go to 3:25
Don't you all just hate these video clips, filled with unrelated photos and a narrative that is purposely drawn out to keep you on the chain?!

[hellinahandbasket]

I'll save you 5 minutes of your life...
It was a bear.

[dharshisoma]

The real pic would be helpful instead of fake non related photos

[frankright]

Thank goodness for the comments section. Saved me some time.

[shanny]

🇨🇦 Silly ! little bears are little bears ! Period !😊
🥳Happy Canada Day 2023 !