Pennsylvania couple left shocked after dog eats $4,000 in cash

Dog in Pennsylvania eats $4,000 of owner’s money

The old cliché ‘the dog ate my homework’ pales in comparison to the surprise one Pennsylvania family had from their furry friend. Cecil the dog appears to have quite an expensive taste – specifically for $50 and $100 notes. The owners said he had “never done anything bad” in his life until he ate $4,000. The owner, Clayton Law, arrived at his Pittsburgh home from the bank and laid an envelope with $4,000 inside on the counter. The money was inte…

Dog in Pennsylvania eats $4,000 of owner’s money

The old cliché ‘the dog ate my homework’ pales in comparison to the surprise one Pennsylvania family had from their furry friend. Cecil the dog appears to have quite an expensive taste – specifically for $50 and $100 notes. The owners said he had “never done anything bad” in his life until he ate $4,000. The owner, Clayton Law, arrived at his Pittsburgh home from the bank and laid an envelope with $4,000 inside on the counter. The money was inte…

El perro de una pareja de Pensilvania se comió 4.000 dólares

Una pareja de Pensilvania no sale aún de su asombro luego de que su perra Cecil, una goldendoodle de 7 años, se comiera 4.000 dólares que habían dejado en un

Pennsylvania family’s dog eats $4,000 in cash

(WHTM) - A Pennsylvania family's envelope of cash soon turned into a pile of scraps after their dog decided to eat the $4,000 inside. The Law family in Pittsburgh documented their story on TikTok saying their dog Cecil "has never done anything bad in his life. Until he ate $4,000." The Laws told CNN they had just brought the money back from the bank for a home improvement project when Cecil decided to devour the dollars. The TikTok recapping the…

A Pittsburgh goldendoodle, seven-year-old Cecil, devoured $4,000 worth of banknotes, which his human handlers Clayton and Carrie Law took from the bank to pay for housework, the US media reported.

Hundreds instead of dog food: A four-legged friend chewed up and ate lots of banknotes in the US city of Pittsburgh. But the owners found ways to get most of the money back.