Dogs are people’s most loyal friends. Whenever they see what dangers or difficulties their owners encounter, dogs will always charge forward and try their best to help their owners. However, probably because the human world is too complicated for dogs, sometimes dogs want to help, but in the end they are not helpful and become troublemakers!

On this day, due to the muddy road, the owner’s truck tire got stuck in the mud and couldn’t get out. As soon as I heard that this situation required digging a hole, the cat immediately got excited. I am good at digging holes!

But seeing that the dog didn’t care, he ran to the edge of the tire and started to help dig a hole.

I have to admit that dogs are very efficient at digging holes. They dug a big hole in a short time.

The more the dog dug, the more energetic he became, and he quickly buried his head in the soil.

The dog was so happy that he finally helped his owner. The dog started to fight with all four limbs, and the work was in full swing.

The owner on the side couldn't laugh or cry, and he was embarrassed to say to the dog, you dug in the wrong area. When you dig a hole behind the tire, doesn't it mean that the more you dig, the harder it will be to dig out?