BBC News had the best guest on today.
Twitter: @BBCNews / Via Twitter: @scottreid1980
The dog was on to the news channel because, according to a new study at Messerli Research Institute's Clever Dog Lab in Vienna, dogs can tell the difference between happy and sad faces.
They brought its owner on to interview too.
But after a while you stopped paying attention to him.
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THERE'S A LIVE DOG ON THE NEWS.
Bounce then was like "I wanna go home."
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He also became more interested in checking whether the BBC newsroom staff had happy or sad faces.
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"What are these guys talking about?"
"I thought Huw Edwards was going to interview me."
Thank you Bounce for livening up the news.
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"You're welcome."
You can watch the full interview here.
View this video on YouTube
These three tweets sum up the interview brilliantly.
I for one welcome our new dog overlords.
Scott Reid@scottreid1980Follow
I for one welcome our new dog overlords.
1:36 PM - 13 Feb 15ReplyRetweetFavorite
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'Who's a good boy? Look, Susan, don't patronize me, but to answer your question yes, me, I have been a good boy'
David Wyllie@journodaveFollow
'Who's a good boy? Look, Susan, don't patronize me, but to answer your question yes, me, I have been a good boy'
1:36 PM - 13 Feb 15ReplyRetweetFavorite
