Dog destroys expensive sofa after left home alone

Dog destroys expensive sofa after left home alone

This is the moment a shocked owner discovered his pet dog had destroyed his new £2,800 sofa - when he found the stuffing scattered across his living room.Jaccob [CRRCT] Mckay, 26, went for a breakfast date for the first time in weeks due to the coronavirus lockdown, and left pet dog Cypress indoors.But when he returned he was horrified to find his entire home covered in the stuffing from his sofa.German shepherd cross Alaskan malamute husky Cypress had played his own game of game of tug-of-war with the sofa in the living room.Shocked photographer Jaccob pulled out his phone and recorded the aftermath in a funny video, shot in his home in Olinda, near Melbourne, Australia, on June 2.Dog lover Jaccob said he thinks fed-up Cypress, who is 10-months-old, was protesting at being left along - and his other dog Lego disapprovingly sat and watched.Jaccob said: "I was greeted by a very guilty looking boy laying on his belly at the door."As we walked down the hall it became evident why he was looking so shameful, with pieces of fluff from the brand-new cushions creating a destructive trail to the ruined leather sofa."His punishment was being locked outside until we could bear to look at him again. "Safe to say we left him locked outside when we left the house today."

This is the moment a shocked owner discovered his pet dog had destroyed his new £2,800 sofa - when he found the stuffing scattered across his living room.Jaccob [CRRCT] Mckay, 26, went for a breakfast date for the first time in weeks due to the coronavirus lockdown, and left pet dog Cypress indoors.But when he returned he was horrified to find his entire home covered in the stuffing from his sofa.German shepherd cross Alaskan malamute husky Cypress had played his own game of game of tug-of-war with the sofa in the living room.Shocked photographer Jaccob pulled out his phone and recorded the aftermath in a funny video, shot in his home in Olinda, near Melbourne, Australia, on June 2.Dog lover Jaccob said he thinks fed-up Cypress, who is 10-months-old, was protesting at being left along - and his other dog Lego disapprovingly sat and watched.Jaccob said: "I was greeted by a very guilty looking boy laying on his belly at the door."As we walked down the hall it became evident why he was looking so shameful, with pieces of fluff from the brand-new cushions creating a destructive trail to the ruined leather sofa."His punishment was being locked outside until we could bear to look at him again.

"Safe to say we left him locked outside when we left the house today."