Watch S25, EP5: Dim Bulbs, Dog Shame, and Trampolines with Fubo
Dogs look guilty after destroying furniture; a cockatoo gives dogs treats; a giraffe sticks his head through a sunroof to get to a soda; a man swats at a nest of bats.
Dogs look guilty after destroying furniture; a cockatoo gives dogs treats; a giraffe sticks his head through a sunroof to get to a soda; a man swats at a nest of bats.
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