【Rapsa (2025)】

We all know all dogs are Rapsa (2025)good dogs. It's a scientific fact.

But sometimes they get in a bit of trouble. Maybe not arrested and thrown in the back of a police car kind of trouble, but they can be pretty sneaky.

Don't be fooled -- this pup is still very good, but he did take a little run in the wild that got him in a bit of a pickle. A very nice policeman brought him back in the only way he could -- in the back of his cop car. Reddit user Ayayoskaposted a photo of the extremely cute incident.

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This pup gave his pregnant owner a hard time! C'mon pup, you know better than that.

Even though this little ride looks like a punishment, the doge looks like he couldn't possibly be having a better time. Just look at that smile. Even the policeman is having a great time with his new friend.

Everyone on Reddit loved these two, especially the policeman who got to hang out with the pup.

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Good dog, good human.

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