A mischevious canine went viral online after it was revealed to be the culprit who has stolen his owner grandma's dentures.
After spending nearly half a day searching for their grandmother’s missing dentures, they finally uncovered the unexpected culprit—her fluffy Samoyed, proudly sporting the teeth in its mouth like a perfect fit.
A viral Douyin clip, which has already racked up over 600,000 likes, the elderly woman was seen holding one half of her dentures while searching frantically around the room for the other half.
The Granny's family members were also frantically scavenging the room, looking everywhere hoping to find the missing teeth.
Just then, the camera pans to the doorway, where the family’s Samoyed sits smugly—grinning while looking oddly pleased with itself.
Upon closer inspection, the reason for its bizarre expression becomes clear: the mischevious pup was wear the other half of grandma’s dentures on its upper jaw, creating a comically uncanny, Joker-like expression.
According to Bastille Post, the family had been searching for hours before realizing their furry friend was the thief. While frustration was the initial reaction, the sight of the dog’s toothy grin quickly sent everyone into laughter.
The mischievous Samoyed is part of a pack, living with a Border Collie and a Dalmatian under the care of the same owner. However, it seems to be the biggest troublemaker of the bunch.
Once the video spread online, thousands of amused netizens filled the comment section with jokes. Some quipped that the dentures suited the dog surprisingly well, while others wondered if grandma would be getting a brand-new set.
This isn’t the first time a Samoyed has stolen the spotlight. Just last week, another Samoyed in Thailand went viral for sleeping soundly through an earthquake, leaving its owners both bewildered and impressed by its unshakable chill.
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