Golden retriever mops the supermarket floor for free, using the 33kg dog as a mop

Oha, a 2-year-old golden retriever, works as a mop in a convenience store and wipes the floor clean, which makes my mother angry and funny. Being 33 kilograms has trained me to be extremely powerful. In fact, Oha is the king of asking for photos. He goes to convenience stores every day to beg for pats. He doesn’t want to leave until he has been touched. There are even fans waiting there. If they don’t see Oha, they will ask why he didn’t come today?

Golden retriever Oha Oh is on the face Shu shared a video where Oha was lying on the ground super relaxed. The mother struggled to pull the chest and back with the leash, and kept shouting for Oha to go, get up, and go home. The scoundrel on the ground still refused to obey, and would rather be dragged than walk home. Just like that, Oha wiped the floor of the convenience store, and every place was shiny. It was just that it was very difficult for my mother's hands to drag the 33-kilogram mop. In the end, I had to drag it away from the convenience store, and it stood up reluctantly. People next to it were laughing. Oha is a photo seeker with a strong sense of presence. He must visit the convenience store near his home every night and ask for petting by the clerk. He will also wander to the customers queuing for checkout. When he sees a pair, he immediately falls down and needs to be petted. It takes up to 30 minutes to be satisfied. Even his mother is helpless. If he is not petted enough, he will drag him home like in the video. Therefore, he has been used as a free mop in many restaurants and stores.

Oha, who has a super personality, will fall to the ground whenever he doesn’t want to go home. He is willing to drag his 33 kilograms with his mother, which makes his mother helpless. He pretends to be good in front of others and only treats me. Although the stubborn way is unbearable, such a bad-tempered mother still accepts everything because Oha is the baby she wants to love her whole life.