​Woman Left In Hysterics As Dog Confuses Her New Vibrator For A Soft Toy

In the funniest story we've heard for a while, a woman's vibrator became the world's most expensive dog toy as a couple of keen pooches managed to get hold of the device for themselves.

In an entertaining moment, their owner, Chloe Jones, caught the inquisitive dogs on camera as they mistook the vibrator for a soft toy of their own - with hilarious results.

The hysterical incident happened when Chloe, aged 23, was unpacking the vibrator and one of her cocker spaniels pushed his nose up against the vibrator.

Both dogs then started excitedly barking at the penis-shaped toy and jumping around.

Chloe paid £45 for the Moregasm+ Bullet vibrator and claims it's the most expensive dog toy she's ever bought.

The dogs, Reginald and Bobby Brown, were fascinated by the buzzing sounds of the device, according to the case worker, who lives in Bridgnorth, Shropshire.

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She said: "I didn't expect them to react to it. I had opened the box, charged it and was trialing it just to see the different settings.

"The dogs were really nosy and one put his nose towards it. It hit his nose and he was like, 'what the hell?' because it was really vibrating."

"Then he jumped off the sofa onto the bed and was running around all excited, which is when I put it on the floor to see what it would do.

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"I put it on the bedroom floor and he was jumping around. The dogs were going mad.

"They were loving it and playing with it but wouldn't go too near it because it was moving. It was so funny how they were reacting to it."

Chloe added: "Anything noisy or that moves they are really inquisitive about. They were kind of scared of it but they were really cheeky, but because it was vibrating they didn't want to go too near it."

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After Chloe's boyfriend made a joke that the sex toy made a really good dog toy, she uploaded a clip online, which others also found just as funny.

"If people want to pay £40 for a dog toy they should," Chloe added, "because they would love it. It doesn't have to be that kind of toy, just so long as it vibrates."

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Aneira Davies

Aneira Davies is a freelance lifestyle journalist with a particular interest in interiors and craft. She has written for the Evening Standard, Prima, House Beautiful and Good Housekeeping.

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