Locals in Fife, Scotland, were allegedly all smiles after spotting a dog that had chewed through a front door in the village of Kelty. A photo of the four-legged pooch was snapped by a passer-by on Thursday 26 January and shared to social media where it quickly rocketed in views.
The stunned local shared the hilarious snap of the dog popping its head through the uPVC door of the property on Croftangry Road. Sharing the image to popular Facebook page Fife jammer locations - which boasts more than 144,000 members to date - the photo showed off the hole which had shockingly stretched to the size of the property's letterbox.
![](https://i2-prod.mirror.co.uk/incoming/article29066843.ece/ALTERNATES/s810/1_Dog-spotted-chewing-through-front-door-leaving-passers-by-baffled.jpg)
While the light-coloured dog was captured with its head hanging out the door, its front paw was dangling through the hole also, appearing as if it was keen to make a quick getaway.
Since posting, the Facebook post has raked in over 700 comments to date and a whopping 2,700 interactions.
Captioning the post, Fife jammer locations wrote: "Different kind of ring doorbells in Kelty."
The image left people questioning whether it was real, while other Facebook users appeared to be in hysterics over the snap.
However, after flocking to the comment section, one person claimed to have spotted the dog during their walk to Kelty's local nursery.
"A walked past it going to the nursery was just sitting with its tongue out looking about," one person wrote alongside two laughing emojis.
Meanwhile, a second said: "I wonder what I was hearing earlier. OMG!!!"
Someone else gushed: "Awesome I love this."
"My dog is just as bad," a different user joked aside a photo of their adorable pooch poking his head through their doggy door.
A Facebook user teased: "The new ring doorbell."
Do you have a story? We want to hear it! Get in touch at grace.hoffman@reachplc.com