Caught in the act! Corgi is found burying bones in houseplants during coronavirus lockdown
- 4 years ago
Two-year-old corgi is fed up of the strict quarantine restrictions stopping him from being able to hide his bones and toys outside, so he's started hiding them in houseplants.
The clip, filmed on March 28, shows the moment Bean the Welsh corgi was caught hiding his new bone in a houseplant in his living room.
His owner Elinor told Newsflare:"He is fed up with the lack of new, creative hiding spots for his bones and has taken to his mama’s beloved house plants. We’ve been doing a lot of yard work during the shutdown and have found 8 bones and toys in the backyard that were likely hidden in the snow throughout winter."
The cute pup has been hiding bones and toys since Elinor brought him home in 2017 and it has become one of his favourite things to do.
"This day my two sources of pure love, joy and happiness collided when he uprooted two plants in one day and I’m still navigating how I should respond to this behaviour as I’m preparing to plant 150 pots of summer veggies outdoors. Bean’s going to have plenty of hiding spots come summer," she continued.
The clip, filmed on March 28, shows the moment Bean the Welsh corgi was caught hiding his new bone in a houseplant in his living room.
His owner Elinor told Newsflare:"He is fed up with the lack of new, creative hiding spots for his bones and has taken to his mama’s beloved house plants. We’ve been doing a lot of yard work during the shutdown and have found 8 bones and toys in the backyard that were likely hidden in the snow throughout winter."
The cute pup has been hiding bones and toys since Elinor brought him home in 2017 and it has become one of his favourite things to do.
"This day my two sources of pure love, joy and happiness collided when he uprooted two plants in one day and I’m still navigating how I should respond to this behaviour as I’m preparing to plant 150 pots of summer veggies outdoors. Bean’s going to have plenty of hiding spots come summer," she continued.