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Liz O’Connell is a reporter for Newsweek,located in North Carolina. She specializes in news related to pets and entertainment. Liz became part of the Newsweek team in 2023 after gaining experience at PetHelpful.com, the Charlotte Alternative Journal, and The Anson Record. She holds a degree from the University of Arizona. Languages: English. You can connect with Liz via email at e.oconnell@newsweek.com.
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A Surprising Discovery: A Dog’s playtime Gone Wrong
A dog owner returned home to find an unexpected hole in her wall,leaving her astonished by what her pet camera had captured.
The footage revealed TikTok user @redneckstephy’s living room where her two large dogs were energetically playing together. The Rottweiler named Malak decided that their playful wrestling needed a bit more excitement and took off running—though things didn’t go as planned.
The Incident Unfolds
In a video posted on May 23rd, Malak charged forward but lost control and crashed into the wall behind the front door.As he turned back towards his canine companion,it became clear that his antics had resulted in a critically important hole being created. Both dogs paused their playtime momentarily, realizing they might be in trouble.
The Dogs’ Reaction
The two pups stared at the damage they caused as if trying to figure out how to explain it—much like children would do after getting into mischief. malak then approached the new “feature” of their home for further inspection before returning to his friend as if plotting an alibi.
As the clip concluded, Malak dashed out of sight, seemingly attempting to appear innocent should his owner return home unexpectedly while his companion remained frozen in place beside him.
An update from @redneckstephy revealed that her husband was actually home during this incident; he had stepped outside briefly to take out the trash and didn’t notice anything amiss until about thirty minutes later when he discovered the hole!
Throughout this clarification, Malak maintained an innocent expression as if trying to convey that it was all just an accident without any intent of causing chaos.
TikTok Users Weigh In
This amusing TikTok video has garnered over 8.6 million views and received approximately 1.3 million likes by Wednesday afternoon! Viewers found humor in how both dogs reacted post-incident—especially noting how they “ruined everything right now.”
“Noticed how one stayed back just watching so he wouldn’t get blamed! He must have thought ‘Oh no! Mom’s going to be furious with you!!'” commented one amused viewer.
A second user chimed in: ”When people say ‘they’re just dogs; they don’t know better,’ OH REALLY?” Another pointed out: “Look at him running away only to come back for another look!”
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