Hilarious moment Burfee the dog becomes confused by his ‘cone of shame’ and thinks he is stuck to a wall
- Burfee the Samoyed refuses to move after getting his cone stuck on angle
- His owner Archana Bhattaram, 33, from Los Angeles, California, reassures him
- The recently neutered dog wearing a cone looks on helplessly at his owner
This is the comical moment a neutered dog wearing a cone believes he is stuck between two walls.
The footage, captured by owner Archana Bhattaram, 33, at her home in Los Angeles, California, shows the Samoyed refuse to move as he faces a corner of the wall after getting his cone stuck on an angle.
Despite the desperate attempts to encourage him out of the corner by his owner, the canine remains motionless and looks on helplessly at the camera.
Burfee the Samoyed believes he is stuck between two walls at his home in Los Angeles, California
The recently neutered dog, who is wearing a cone, refuses to move as his owner Archana Bhattaram, 33, encourages him to follow her
Following the incident, Ms Bhattaram said: ‘Burfee did not know how to manoeuvre himself with this cone.
‘Although the cone was flexible, Burfee could not figure out a way to move with it.
‘I wanted to help him but at the same time it was hilarious to watch him become a statue.
‘He had plenty of room to move around, but just wouldn’t.’
During the clip, Burfee’s owner tells the dog: ‘You can move. Burfee you can move. Come. ‘
Despite being reassured that he is free to move, the dog remains motionless and Ms Bhattaram asks: ‘What are you doing there?’
The dog, who thinks he can’t move after getting his cone stuck on a wall at an angle, remains motionless
Burfee’s owner gives the canine a reassuring squeeze on the cheek and encourages him to move
After staring at her helpless dog Burfee’s owner decides to give the canine a reassuring squeeze on the cheek before taking a few steps back and saying: ‘Come here you’re not stuck you can move this. Come come. Come Burfee.’
Burfee, who is named after the sweet Indian dessert, currently has more than 5,000 followers on his Instagram page @burfeesammy.
After sharing a clip of her dog online, Ms Bhattaram was met by a flurry of comments on social media.
One user wrote: ‘But did he ever move?’
While another Instagram user commented: ‘Burfee…what happened to you?’
Burfee, who is named after the sweet Indian dessert, currently has more than 5,000 followers on his Instagram page @burfeesammy
After a clip of the dog was shared online, social media users rushed to the platform to share their thoughts