La noticia es esta:

Una pareja de Albuquerque encuentra el anillo de boda de 4.500$ en el estómago de su basset de 10 meses!

La mujer cada noche se quitaba el anillo y lo dejaba en la mesilla de noche, pero una mañana no estaba... busció y rebuscó por todas partes hasta que miró a la cachorrita y le pareció que tenía cara de culpabilidad así que durante 10 días rebuscaron en sus deposiciones para recuperarlo pero no salía y la llevaron al vete que les confirmó que debido al peso del anillo estaba en el fondo del estómago y no saldría de forma natural. Tras la cirugía el anillo no ha vuelto a estar a la vista de la orejotas

Cuidadín! El objeto más insospechado puede ser un bocado exquisito para un basset!





Os dejo la noticia:

Dogs always get blamed for eating homework, but how about a $4,500 wedding ring? It happened to an Albuquerque family and when nature would not pass the ring back, they had to find another way. Rachelle Atkinson has a habit of leaving her wedding ring on her night stand and in the morning, she puts it back on - that was until a few weeks ago. "I went to go put it on and it was nowhere to be found," she said. Rachelle and her husband Scott searched everywhere but eventually started to suspect a thief, their 10-month old basset hound, Coraline.

"She was the only one in our room so we immediately looked at her and she looked guilty," Atkinson said. For the next 10 days, Scott had to go through a lot of Coraline's droppings searching for the treasure. "I had to go through all the 'poos' everyday and squish them up and make sure there were no hard lumps in there so yeah, that wasn't much fun," said Scott Atkinson. It turns out he did it all for nothing. X-rays showed the ring wasn't coming out on its own. "So we took her to the vet and there it was lying in the bottom of her stomach and it was just too heavy to pass so we had to take her in for surgery," Atkinson said.

Esa sospechosa cara de culpabilidad que no pueden esconder...