Fido’s off his trolley: Bizarre moment a dog slams a shopping cart into a parked car after being tied up in front of a Chinese takeaway by its owner
- Dash cam footage showed a woman tie her dog to the shopping trolley in WA
- Border collie tried to follow owner inside but when he moved, the cart followed
- Cart spooked the dog and he ran onto the road, smashing the trolley into a car
An enthusiastic border collie has been filmed slamming a shopping trolley into a car after his unwitting owner tied him to the cart while she popped into a Chinese takeaway.
Dash cam footage showed a woman tie her dog to the shopping trolley outside a Chinese restaurant in Vasse, 200km south-west from Perth, on July 24.
The woman is then seen walking into the restaurant after her tying her dog up.
The pooch attempted to follow his owner inside but when he moved, the cart followed and it spooked him.
Dash cam footage showed a woman tie her dog to the shopping trolley (pictured, left) outside a Chinese restaurant in Vasse, 200km south-west from Perth, on July 24
The footage showed the woman walk into the restaurant after her tying her dog up. The pooch attempted to follow his owner inside but when he moved, the cart moved and it spooked him
He desperately tried to get away from the shopping trolley and sprinted away from it.
But the cart hurtled after the border collie as he ran onto the road, tugging it alongside.
The shopping trolley, still attached to the dog’s leash, slammed into a parked vehicle’s bonnet during the ordeal.
An onlooker and the dog’s owner race into the street to protect the pooch from oncoming traffic.
The video ends as the two women attempt to free the dog from where he was tangled in the trolley.
Social media users slammed the dog owner for her actions.
The shopping trolley, still attached to the dog’s leash, slammed into a parked vehicle’s bonnet during the ordeal (pictured)
One person said: ‘Yeah because a shopping trolley is really to keep the dog there. Looks like the dog got scared when it moved with him. Poor pooch.’
Another person said: Sucks about your car but, poor dog. Hope it was OK.’
A third person said they were thankful the situation wasn’t any worse.
‘I’m glad she didn’t have a baby or child restrained in the trolley also,’ the person said.
An onlooker and the dog’s owner race into the street to protect the pooch from oncoming traffic (pictured)