Golden Retriever Steals a Bunch of Bananas and Has Exactly Zero Regrets
Dogs are notorious for taking things that don't belong to them! One of my pups is obsessed with socks and cannot come downstairs in the morning without stealing one from the laundry room on the way. Golden Retrievers tend to be particularly fond of items that don't belong to them, especially when they have to reach way up onto the counter to get them! Those are their favorite things to get their paws on!
Comet is an adorable 3-year-old Golden Retriever who has magic eyes that no one can resist. This four-legged beauty is so smart and knows exactly what she wants, whether it's the biggest stick in the yard, a brand-new tennis ball, or a bunch of bananas from the kitchen counter! Her mom couldn't even be upset because this silly girl is just too cute for words!
We meet Comet as she casually climbs up on her doggy bed with a massive bunch of bananas hanging from her mouth. Her mom says, 'What are your plans with those?' Comet just looks up at her with the most pitiful puppy dog eyes you have ever seen. It is as if she's thinking to herself, 'I'm not sure what you mean,' or 'What bananas, I don't see any bananas!'
Mom giggles and calls those her 'trouble eyes' and truthfully, there is no other way to described them! Comet's eyebrows are doing all the talking and at this point there is not a viewer watching that hasn't fallen in love with her.The comment section is full of hearts, laughing face emojis, and some silly thoughts from viewers! Three of our favorite ones include:
'Her plans are to go bananas obviously, LOL.'
'I don't think she took the bananas, looks innocent to me.'
'Her look is saying 'Stop talking to me and let me eat ALL of these bananas!'
According to the American Kennel Club, bananas are a safe and healthy snack for dogs to enjoy, in moderation of course! They are high in fiber, potassium, and other vitamins and therefore, bananas are considered a great low-calorie treat for most of our canine friends.
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