Puppy Staging A Jailbreak For His Friends Next Door Caught In Action

Busted!

Ansa

• Published in Animals
• August 11, 2021

This is the cutest, the most adorable thing you will see today. Crackers is very loyal and strong-willed who can go to any lengths in order to help a friend. He is very determined when it comes to doing something that he sets his mind to.

Crackers posing for a picture

Crackers live in close proximity to his three friends and he hangs out with them for the most part of the day. He is a mix of Labrador and St. Bernard and is only 5 months old.

Crackers’ dad, Jessie Matney, shared with The Dodo that “He’s very energetic and persistent, He doesn't take ‘No’ for an answer when he wants to play.”

Mr. Matney's sister lives next door to him and their yards are separated by just a picket fence. Her dogs are Cracker's best friends. He is very happy living next to them and they enjoy going out on their walks mostly at night.

“They all love playing,” Matney told. “Even though Crackers usually annoys them once they’re out of energy.”

Crackers with his friend

The other day, they witnessed the cutest thing as Cracker was trying to stage a jailbreak.

“My sister’s retriever/Pyrenees mix, Budders, also the one Crackers likes the most, had pushed the picket loose at the top,” Matney told. “When I walked out, Crackers was finishing the job, pulling it the rest of the way down. Then the other three dogs tried to squeeze through at the same time like the Three Stooges.”

Cute culprits caught in action

As Crakers dad, Mr. Matney shared, this was one of the many times he has tried to do say, getting his friends through the fence and it is a delight to watch him do so every single time.

“This was probably the fifth time it’s happened,” Matney shared. “There were one and half-successful attempts. Punkin was able to squeeze through once, and his sister … got halfway through, but her butt wouldn’t fit through, so I had to remove another picket to get her out.”

Jailbreak in process

Mr. Matney remarked that he is so used to this routine that he makes sure to keep a few extra pickets at home instead of going to the hardware time every time they do this.

“At this point, I’m used to it. So I just laughed when I saw what he was doing.”

He further shared that Crackers' will keep on trying to find ways to have more time with his friends as long as they are living close by.

Ansa