Dog Owner Embarrassed When His Bichon Frise Ordered Adult Videos

One thing we can rely on in life is that small kids and pet dogs can totally embarrass us at times. However, one dog owner was left red-faced after his Bichon Frisé sat on the TV remote. It turned out the mutt accidentally ordered access to a semi-hardcore adult channel, costing his owner $70 for the trouble.

Bichon Frise dog accidentally orders adult videos from Hustler

Thomas Barnes owns a cute Bichon Frise dog named Marino, who looks as innocent as the fluffy pup pictured top of this article. However, Barnes apparently left the TV remote on his bed, which ended up costing him a hefty $70. According to Barnes, his pet sat on the TV remote and inadvertently ordered a series of pay-per-view adult videos. It turns out Barnes owed the money to Hustler, a semi-hardcore adult channel.

It seems that when Marino jumped up on the bed, the dog butt-ordered the soft porno content. In fact, Barnes claimed this happened when the dog was trying to get comfy on the bed.

As soon as Thomas realized what had happened, he contacted his satellite provider and tried to explain that the order was all a misunderstanding. While he was assured that the problem would be solved, he later realized he still had access to the X-rated channel.

Satellite provider takes Hustler charge

When his satellite bill arrived, Barnes said it was much higher than normal. It turned out the provider included a $70 charge for the order on the Hustler channel. While he was previously assured that his satellite provider would sort out the problem, he still had to pay. However, not wanting to pay for Marino’s mistake, Barnes subtracted the cost of the Hustler order and paid the rest of his bill. Regrettably, this led to his entire satellite service being cut off.

Thomas told The News and Observer in North Carolina, “That $70, you’re taking food out of my mouth. It’s like you’re stealing it. They refused to see how that was pertinent.”

Meanwhile, Thomas relies on Social Security disability payments to survive and he contacted the Federal Communications Commission to lay a complaint over the charge. Eventually, his satellite provider did agree to credit his next bill, but according to Barnes, he is still paying for the mistake made by his dog.

Dog ate owner’s passport

Meanwhile, the Mirror reported that another naughty dog ate her owner’s passport a few weeks before she was jetting off on her honeymoon. In fact, Amanda Avila has recently returned from a visit to Iceland in August. To her horror, she found her ”seriously mad” mixed-breed hound, Dillon, surrounded by chewed pieces of her passport.

However, apparently, this wasn’t the first time the two-year-old pup had gotten into trouble. In the past, he chewed on one of her favorite boots, seemingly in protest of her going away without him. It looks like this time, he was planning ahead of her honeymoon. Avila contacted the National Passport Center to apply for new travel documents; However, she quipped that even Dillon’s teeth marks were insufficient evidence.