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“He Had One Job!”: Husband Goes To Groomers, Comes Home With The Wrong Dog
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“He Had One Job!”: Husband Goes To Groomers, Comes Home With The Wrong Dog

“He Had One Job!”: Husband Goes To Groomers, Comes Home With The Wrong DogHilarious Video Shows Husband Coming Home From The Groomers After He Picked Up The Wrong DogWife Delegates Simple Task Of Picking Dog Up From Groomers To Husband, He Comes Back With The Wrong DogMan Doesn’t Notice That The White Dog He Picked Up From The Groomers Is Not Theirs, Wife Is In StitchesHusband Picks Dog Up From Groomers, Only For Wife To Realize He Got The Wrong Dog“He Had One Job!”: Husband Goes To Groomers, Comes Home With The Wrong Dog“He Had One Job!”: Husband Goes To Groomers, Comes Home With The Wrong Dog“He Had One Job!”: Husband Goes To Groomers, Comes Home With The Wrong Dog“He Had One Job!”: Husband Goes To Groomers, Comes Home With The Wrong Dog“He Had One Job!”: Husband Goes To Groomers, Comes Home With The Wrong Dog
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Imagine your mom leaving you at the hairdresser for a little pampering time, only for dad to come pick you up afterwards. Spoiler—that’s not your dad. But you’re an adventurous spirit, so you don’t mind the change. Maybe they’ll even have some nice food; your mom’s casseroles are getting old.

You get to your new home and, sadly, the other-mom spoils your lunch plans by announcing that you’re not the correct child. The dad looks at you, confused, the realization slowly creeping into his eyes. Like, duh, but oh well, back to the hairdresser you go!

The same thing happened to one (un)fortunate pup, who was mistakenly given to the wrong dad, who was just trying his best to help out his overworked wife. All’s well that ends well, especially when we can all laugh in the process!

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    A husband, trying his best to help out his tired wife, accidentally brought back the wrong dog from the groomers, making us all say: “You had one job!”

    Image credits: CoCo Salazar

    It was one of those days. You know, those days when everything you do turns out to be a comedy act for the universe, or destiny, or whatever else controlling the flow of life.

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    CoCo Salazar was swamped with work over Christmas, working a 15-hour shift. Tired and overworked, she decided to delegate a seemingly simple chore to her husband of 23 years, Rudy Salazar.

    CoCo Salazar was swamped with work over Christmas; thus, she decided to ask her husband Rudy Salazar to get their dog BooBear from the groomers

    Image credits: CoCo Salazar

    Pick the dog up from the groomer. That was the one job. One job! Of course, Rudy, feeling for his wife, agreed to do this one little simple uncomplicated straightforward thing and bring BooBear home. If you paid close attention to the introduction, you know what’s coming up next; it was in fact not easy.

    The well-meaning man drove up to the groomers and entered the little store. But here’s where he made his first mistake. He told a member of staff that he was there for CoCo. Rudy meant that he was there on his wife CoCo’s behalf, but the groomer misunderstood this statement, thinking the man was there to collect Coco the pup.

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    Rudy told the groomer that he was there for CoCo. Rudy meant that he was there on his wife CoCo’s behalf, but that’s not how the groomer understood it

    Image credits: CoCo Salazar

    As coincidence would have it, a small white pup named Coco was in for an appointment that day, and when given the dog, Rudy just ran with it. Literally

    Image credits: CoCo Salazar

    As coincidence would have it, the groomer had another small white pup on that day and at that same time; the resemblance between the two was uncanny, and unless you were looking closely, they looked the same. So, Rudy didn’t question it. He just took the pup and ran with it. Quite literally.

    Upon returning home, confusion set in for all involved. CoCo was looking at the imposter, Rudy was looking at her frowning face, and Coco the dog was looking all around the never-before-seen decor.

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    CoCo took one look and immediately knew something was off. This was not BooBear! “Rudy, you just dog-napped!” she said in a video, recorded in the moment

    Image credits: CoCo Salazar

    “When he came home with the wrong dog he came up to me and said ‘Something is wrong with BooBear… he just keeps staring at me and seems out of it,’” CoCo told PawsPlanet. “My 10 year old grandson said ‘That’s not BooBear… this dog has teeth and BooBear has no teeth.’” This was not their BooBear!

    Luckily, CoCo found it all to be hilarious—just her luck, the one day she asks for help, her man returns with a new dog! Good thing he didn’t come back with a little lamb instead: they’re white and tiny, too! She decided to film the pair, saying in the video, “He grabbed the wrong dog from the cleaners… Rudy, you just dog-napped!”

    Rudy, in his defense, said, “They gave me the wrong dog!” “Go back and get the right dog,” his wife laughed, posting the hilarious mishap on Facebook

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    Image credits: CoCo Salazar

    Rudy, in his own defense, said, “They gave me the wrong dog!” “Go back and get the right dog,” his wife said, laughing. It seemed the man was quite content to stick with the new dog, but he left to go back to the groomer to swap the dogs back and restore balance.

    While he was away, CoCo posted the video to Facebook, the caption reading: “Everyone tells me I do too much… have your family help you out… So after a 15hr work day over Christmas my wonderful husband says, ‘Honey, what can I help you with?’”

    Image credits: CoCo Salazar

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    “‘Well you can take BooBear to the groomers for me…’ and this happens… He comes home with the wrong dog… hahahaha… they gave him a dog named ‘Coco’ cuz he said I’m helping my wife CoCo… Best husband ever!!!”

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    It seems that the owner of the other dog didn’t even realize that something like this had happened! Win-Win!

    This happened back in December 2019, but happy accidents like this deserve to be shared year-round. Sadly BooBear passed away in April 2022 at the ripe age of 17

    Image credits: CoCo Salazar

    This little mishap happened back in December 2019, and a lot of things have changed since that time. For one, the main character of the story, BooBear, passed away in April of this year at the ripe age of 17.

    CoCo wrote in a Facebook post: “BooBear was my little buddy who followed me everywhere… and loved unconditionally… we have sooo many great memories and there is definitely a void in our house and in our hearts.”

    We wish the family all the best and hope that they will not find themselves with unfamiliar pets again!

    Image credits: CoCo Salazar

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    We wish the family all the best and for BooBear to rest peacefully. We hope that they will not find themselves with unfamiliar pets again. Though, that would be pretty funny in all honesty…

    You can watch the full video here

    Let us know what you thought of the story and whether something similar has ever happened to you or someone you know! In the meantime, I hope you have a good one!

    People have been rolling on the floor laughing at this ‘typical husband’ moment. Let us know your thoughts in the comments below, and don’t forget to upvote!

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    Eglė Radžiūtė

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    Hi, I'm Egle! If you made it onto this page, you may want to learn more about me. Would recommend reading works by Edgar Allan Poe much more than reading this bio, but suit yourself. I have plentiful interests, starting from the things I studied in university (Propaganda & Film, Sci-fi Writing, Psychiatry & History of Mental Illness, etc.) and ending with an addiction to tattoos, documentaries, and dancing in front of a mirror at 3am. I'm also a budding artist; I dabble in painting and drawing random bits of chaos. My favorite desert is Tiramisu.

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    Buren
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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    But why no one finds this alarming? Family member who doesn't recognize their own dog, and groomer who gives the wrong dog? I can imagine the stress of the other owner, and this is a red flag for the groomer (I worked in this industry for three years and it has to be very chaotic and impersonal to mess up this way that makes me wonder why else they mess up)

    Susan Green
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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    You’re right. I know my dog and wouldn’t take someone else’s dog by mistake, even if they looked almost identical

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    Buren
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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    But why no one finds this alarming? Family member who doesn't recognize their own dog, and groomer who gives the wrong dog? I can imagine the stress of the other owner, and this is a red flag for the groomer (I worked in this industry for three years and it has to be very chaotic and impersonal to mess up this way that makes me wonder why else they mess up)

    Susan Green
    Community Member
    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    You’re right. I know my dog and wouldn’t take someone else’s dog by mistake, even if they looked almost identical

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