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Anyone who owns a dog knows that they can often cause a fuss at the most inappropriate times, but the furry friend featured in this video definitely takes the (dog) biscuit for awkward (and incredible) antics.
Over on a Russian news programme, the newsreader is going about her business when the animal comes bounding into the studio, wagging its tail excitedly – and the stunned look her face when the dog lets out its first bark is absolutely priceless.
She does her best to carry on with the bulletins and the dog continues to hound her, even jumping up stand with its front paws on the desk.
Now, our non-existent knowledge of Russian is more than a little rusty – but the automatic translation tool provided by YouTube suggests that at the point the dog jumps up, the newsreader says something along the lines of "this is why I like cats".
In the grand scheme of news-broadcast interruptions, we're not sure it quite tops that now legendary "one time an expert's kids came barging into his study during an interview" – but it's definitely up there.
This particular incarnation of the canine news invasion has already racked up 5.4 millions views and is rising steadily – and the whole thing definitely brings to mind the old adage of not working with children or animals....even if it is an unplanned collaboration
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