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Watch: This dog failing 'obedience test' will make your day

This adorable golden retriever from Finland who had trained for an 'obedience competition' could not keep his focus.

FP Staff|Nov 21, 2014, 16:35:36 IST

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Screen grab via Golden Retriever Lovers.[/caption]This adorable golden retriever from Finland who had trained for an 'obedience competition' could not keep his focus as he tried going down the lane without succumbing to the amazing treats laid out to test his resolve.He first decides he wants to race, then he quickly changes his mind and goes back for the tennis ball, the treats and some sausages.He may have failed the obedience test, but he certainly passed the cuteness test with flying colours.Watch his confused run here:

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