A reporter gave the weather forecast in the street and a dog “stole” his microphone

The dog literally stole a journalist’s microphone when broadcasting a live newscast on Russia. The incident occurred with the correspondent of ME 24 Nadezhda Serezhkina, as she prepared to brief the public on the weather forecast for the next few days.

The correspondent had started to report. She was talking about whether the public should put warm clothes in the closet or wait for the season to change, when suddenly a golden retriever came running up to her. Apparently the dog was drawn to the reporter’s bright microphone. Unexpectedly for the entire film crew, he grabbed the device from the weather columnist and fled.

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Everything happened in front of the eyes and the unchanging reaction of the presenter, who didn’t even manage to smile before the time when his companion lived on the street. The reporter on the floor tried to save the day by changing the subject, but viewers just wanted to know what happened to the cute animal.

Nadezhda had to chase the dog for several meters until she managed to catch up with him and find his work object. During this time, the broadcast was not interrupted due to technical characteristics, so that viewers could see everything from start to finish.

“It turned out that our glowing microphone caught the dog’s attention,” Nadezhda said in response to the situation. Fortunately, no one was injured by the dog’s fangs. Only the microphone mount was slightly damaged. The owner of the Golden Retriever said that the name of the “thief” is Martin. And, in fact, he’s very likeable and playful. In the coming days, Nadezhda Serezhkina will visit her new four-legged friend.

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Before the news ended, the “four-legged thief” and his victim appeared on the show together and showed that they had become good friends. Despite the beautiful scene, the reporter on the floor continued not to smile.