What Would Be On Your Dog's Dog Shaming List? (Video)

Our dog Django has a thing for olives. I don’t quite know what the thing is… if you give her one, she’ll gladly take it and then throw herself on the floor and roll around on top of it.

I’m not sure if she hates them and is trying to steamroll them to mush or if she absolutely adores them so much that she needs to romp around on them.

So when I saw what Maymo, the lemon beagle, does in this video with pickles, I was immediately drawn to it. Um, Maymo has some other odd behavior, too.

He hoards water bottles and gets stuck in slinkys. Oh yes, he also has an extreme fascination for sniffing sneakers. Maymo would be the kid in the class who gets into trouble everyday in a new (albeit entertaining) way.

Check out Maymo’s antics below and how he fesses up to each of them. I guarantee that serious look on his face will make your day!

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