While on a shopping trip a motorist in Gardena, Los Angeles, came back to find her vehicle a mess as her pet dog had ripped open a bag of flour.

The filmer said: "Every week, Callie joins me to go grocery shopping. This particular Friday after I went got a few items I needed.

"I wanted to grab a quick snack from the market. I pulled in and purposely waited for a front-row spot knowing I had flour, butter, sugar and champagne in the bags.

"I thought if she could see me in the front row and I ran in for the one item less than a couple minutes, we would be okay. I was wrong.

"During checkout, I didn’t see her, so I clicked the unlocked button from inside the market. She did not pop up like normal. All I see is her butt and tail she crawled back to the back seat.

"I walk and she puts her face poking through my seat. I opened the door and saw the exploded flour bag. I looked at her and it was pasted all over her mouth.

"The worst part is the clean up where it turned to paste in her mouth. The flour stuck to the seat (still trying to scrape it off), and there was a trail of flour down my driveway which Callie, despite having paste and flour in her mouth, tried to lick the trail off the ground. It took about 10 minutes to get the paste out of her mouth that day."

Every week, Callie joins me to go grocery shopping. This particular Friday after I went got a few items needed brunch. Saturday, I wanted to grab a quick snack from the market. I pulled in and purposely waited for a front row spot knowing I had flour, butter, sugar and champagne in the bags. I thought if she could see me in the front row and I ran in for the one item less than a couple minutes, we would be okay. I was wrong. During check out I didn’t see her, so I clicked the unlocked button from inside the market. She did not pop up like normal. All I see is her butt and tail she crawled back to the back seat. I walk and she puts her face poking through my seat. I opened the door and saw the exploded flour bag. I look at her and it was pasted all over her mouth.
The worst part is the clean up where it turned to paste in her mouth. The flour stuck to the seat (still trying to scrape it off), and there was a trail of flour down my driveway which Callie, despite having paste and flour on her mouth, tried to lick the trail off the ground. It took about 10 minutes to get the paste out of mouth that day. Side note but I also don’t understand why the flour, why not sugar or butter.