Dog in Mexico has a 'pizza problem'

Infatuated with pizza, this dog roams around with a tag ‘Don’t feed him pizza,’ yet lusting for some. 

This tale of a dog, obsessed with pizza in Mexico came to light after a woman named Estrella CR shared his picture on Facebook.

Earlier in November, the Facebook user, shared a picture of this dog outside Little Caesars in Mexico City, luring attention (or probably a slice) with his puppy-eyes. When the woman went up to the dog to check if he was lost, she noticed that he had a ‘pizza problem.’

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He was wearing a tag in red around his next that said ‘Don’t feed him pizza’ but that evidently did not stop him from wanting some more, with those eyes staring straight at people until they give-in to his cuteness. 

The Facebook post received a lot of traction, with people going gaga over the amount of cuteness smeared on this story. 

The dog belongs to the owner of an adult-shop around the neighbourhood. 

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After a pizza besotted canine in Mexico, a dog in England has received ample amount of attention after he succumbed to his nurturing instincts and adopted an entire furry family of nine ducklings after their mother went missing. Although the castle shelters a number of rescued animals, the dog, Fred is the 'resident dog' of the castle and now the parent, taking nine of these precious orphaned ducklings under his paw.

The 10-year old Labrador living at Mountfitchet Castle found these wandering chicks and immediately took up the responsibility to nurture them. In this happy ending story, the ducklings now sleep in the adopted-parent's basket and the unconventional family swims in the castle’s trench. 

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