Squirrel Hides Nut In Dog’s Fur [Video]

Published A Few Days Ago

Now here’s a place where none of the other squirrels would ever look for your winter store of nuts – in a dog’s fur! And that’s just what this creative squirrel is doing, but who know if they’ll still be there in the spring!

Meet Wally the Squirrel. He’s decided to hide his nut in the fur of Jax, a Bernese Mountain Dog. Jax doesn’t seem to mind being a hiding place for food. I’m guessing that Wally has tried this before.

Watch the video below for your daily dose of cuteness!

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