A Nigerian pet owner has left the internet in stitches after feeding his dog garri.
The man was seen in a video going through the motions of soaking the garri, while his agile puppy ran around him.
As he did this, he appealed aloud to the dog to manage what was available at the moment (the garri) just as it did when better meals were available.
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The ‘understanding’ puppy, not minding what was offered, approached the plate of garri to eat it happily.
The man then prepared his own plate of garri to eat.
While eating, he commended the dog for being understanding, comparing it to women who only stick around when things are rosy.
Netizens have reacted with mixed comments to the action of the pet owner. Read reactions below;
@anitambamalu reaction:
“This guy go just blind this dog for no reason. Justice for the Dog”
@johndutch6 said:
“Give am one more week… he go bite you thinking say na outsider… cos him no go Dey see well again by that time.”
@petsfocus.ng advised:
“If you don’t have money don’t buy a dog”
moneytana_ said:
“You never chop belleful you go buy dog.. dem suppose arrest you.”
@mrs.chaplett observed:
“The dog is very understanding. he can manage his oga well well …country hard…I never see a dog drink garri in my whole life… Bingo remember better days are coming”
@nonso_ilo said:
“E sure me say na male dog, female dog go first eye you before drinking the garri. Good boy Romeo…”
@iam__gvert wrote:
“Make I go show my Dog’s this video make dem see their mate”
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Dog caught eating calabash of ‘sacrifice’
Meanwhile, a dog has been seen in a viral video eating a calabash of ‘sacrifice’ placed by the roadside.
An unknown person recorded the moment the dog consumed the content of the calabash.
The dog who could not be bothered was captured munching the items placed in the calabash as the unidentified person recorded from a car.
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The placement of calabashes with food items for ritual purposes is a familiar sight for many in Nigeria.
Such calabash often contain several edible substances offered the ‘gods’ in traditional African worship to appease them (the gods) for a change of fortune.
