Please Enjoy This Video Of An Overly Enthusiastic Siberian Husky Demanding A Puppuccino
A woman waiting in line at the drive-thru caught a hilariously anxious Siberian Husky howl for its puppuccino out the window.
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A woman waiting in line at the drive-thru caught a hilariously anxious Siberian Husky howl for its puppuccino out the window.
[Via Twitter]
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