No balanced food: your dog ate 10 "lucas" in banknotes | Chronic

The curious thing happened in London, England. Ozzie, a "labradoodle " 9 years, surprised his owners, who found tickets cut into pieces, after their arrival from the supermarket.

The animal took with its muzzle an envelope with money in the mailbox of the house of Neil and Judith Wright, his owners, and he devoured it believing that it was food.

The letter contained a total of eight 20-pound notes, equivalent to 10,000 Argentine pesos.

The mail was left by a friend of Neil, who owed him money and decided to deliver it to him that way.

The wedding not only went through this bad glbad, but also when he had to pay a sum close to 5,000 pesos to wash his belly.

Despite the double cash payment, the family is happy to keep Ozzie safe and healthy at home.

Mrs. Wright, 64, said: "We have Ozzie since he is a puppy and although he has already eaten other household items, he has never done it with money".

Fortunately for the can, the Bank of England has a general rule of repaying the face value of a damaged ticket if there is still half of it.