I can almost hear you asking, "What kind of mayhem can two dogs really create against vehicles that are usually ten times their size?" Well, brace yourself, because these furry troublemakers managed to tally up an impressive $350,000 in damages during their unexpected visit. These two doggos left their mark by expertly scratching paint off cars and flexing their teeth to tear off bumpers.
From NBC DFW:
One dog, described as a bull terrier mix, was captured in early December, and the second, whose breed was not immediately known, was caught on Dec. 31, KTRK-TV reported. Both dogs are being held by the Houston Animal Control Shelter, BARC.
The dogs were captured on surveillance video scratching the paint and tearing the bumpers off of vehicles in the lot at G Motors, according to the dealership's finance manager, Imran Haq. They caused an estimated $350,000 in damage.
Haq and sales manager Gaby Fakhoury contacted BARC when the attacks began in November. They believe the dogs entered the lot by crawling under a fence and that they were chasing stray cats that were hiding under the vehicles.
“We have never seen something like this — dogs attacking cars and causing damage,” Fakhoury told KTRK.
