【sex on mdma video】Very excited dog has a ball invading an Argentinian soccer game

Dogs are sex on mdma videoloveable things, but they're especially adorable when they interrupt important human things.

Like this soccer match between Argentinian soccer teams San Lorenzo and Arsenal on Saturday, which found itself interrupted by the appearance of a very, very eager pupper who just wanted to play too.

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Just look at how much fun it's having, giving all of the humans a hard time.

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While players on the field did their best to try and usher the dog off the field, it was only interested in one thing: The ball.

Eventually this cheeky little fella was coaxed off the field, where someone tried to get an 'interview'. Looks like it wasn't too interested in having a chat, though.

Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable

[h/t /r/soccer]

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