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A lemon and white Beagle with wide eyes stands on a tiled kitchen floor next to a half-eaten ham and lettuce sandwich. 20 / 29

Sunny Thought It Was the Perfect Crime. Then He Was Discovered.

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Those eyes could not possibly get any wider. A lemon and white Beagle stands frozen on a tiled kitchen floor, body low and paws braced, staring straight ahead in total shock at having been discovered. Right in front of it sits a sandwich with a big bite taken out of one corner, slices of ham, lettuce, and cheese peeking out between the bread, and a few crumbs scattered across the tiles. Behind it, the kitchen counter holds a metal bowl and a folded towel, and bright sunlight pours in from a window at the back.

Lemon is one of the lighter Beagle colors, a pale golden tan paired with white, and it can be easy to mistake for a faded tricolor at first glance. Like all Beagles, these dogs have an exceptional sense of smell and a big appetite, so any food left within reach is fair game in their eyes. Human sandwiches can contain salty processed meats, onions, mustard, or other ingredients that are not good for dogs. To prevent a repeat, keep plates away from counter edges and teach a reliable leave it cue, which can be a real safety tool for dogs that love to scavenge.

Let's call him Sunny, which suits that golden coat. Sunny clearly thought this was the perfect crime, and that look of absolute panic is the funniest part. The sandwich, sadly, is now his.

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