When The Owner's Away, These Dogs Will Play

When the owner’s away, these dogs will play.  Under their owner's watchful eye, this pair of pups remains on their best behavior. However, when their owner disappears, all bets are off, and anything can happen. Watch the short but hilarious clip to see what the two dogs get into when their owner steps away for a while.

It's been said that people are their real, true selves whenever they believe no one is watching. Regardless of what anyone says, they do, at least to a point, care how others see and think of them. How else do you explain the truth behind that saying? When they believe there isn’t someone around to judge and critique, people will exhibit and act in ways that demonstrate who they really are.

Now, thanks to a handful of beloved, classic Disney films, we all know how toys behave when their owners are not around. Apparently, those toys get into a lot of shenanigans, enough to fill four 90-minute movies. But what about dogs? How will they act when they believe no one is watching or judging them? What kind of trouble will a pair of dogs get into when their owner steps out for a few minutes?

A hilarious clip posted on YouTube shows just what your dog might be doing whenever you head out to work for the day. As it turns out, your canine just might be living it up, having the time of their life when you aren’t around.

The video starts with the two pups looking out the window, watching their owner pull away to make sure she is really gone. When they are sure of her absence, it’s time to get the party started, and that’s exactly what the canines do.

The dogs get the tunes blaring, decorate the room with brightly colored streamers and put on some of the cutest, gaudiest pair of glasses you’ve ever seen. They then break out the dance moves and the party games, which involve throwing darts at pictures of cats.

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