Morning Live thrown into chaos as VERY naughty dog hijacks fitness demo

MORNING Live was thrown into chaos as we speak after a VERY naughty canine hijacked the health demo.

Today’s version of the BBC show noticed vet Dr Greenwood within the studio alongside lovable Labrador, Dolly.

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The vet spoke a few disturbing pattern of ear cropping and the way it can negatively have an effect on a canine’s life.

He then caught round for the remainder of the present as did his canine companion, who relaxed on the couch alongside host Gethin Jones.

But in the course of the present’s every day Strictly health section, Dolly had a burst of vitality and began operating amok as Strictly professional Neil Jones tried to point out viewers the strikes.

As he stood on the entrance, Gethin sat on a seat behind him whereas his co-host – Dragons’ Den’s Sara Davies – stood on the different aspect of Neil.

But as they clapped their palms above their heads and down in entrance of them, Dolly began barking loudly and going between Sara and Gethin.

At one level she additionally went up behind Neil and he was fortunate to not by chance step on her paws.

While Dr Greenwood was then seeing making an attempt to quieten Dolly down, the canine was quickly again off in the direction of the presenters barking and sniffing round them.

Viewers at house thought the second was hilarious, with one writing on Twitter: “Can @BBCMorningLive have canine visitors on each morning please, that was nice.”

Another added: “@BBCMorningLive sorry morning stay dolly stole the present.”

Meanwhile, Gethin’s co-host Sam Quek has given birth to her second little one simply hours after internet hosting the present.

The 33-year-old fell pregnant seven months after welcoming her daughter Molly final 12 months.

She gave beginning the day after internet hosting the BBC’s Morning Live with Gethin Jones on Friday.

Sharing a black and white photograph of her new addition, Sam instructed OK! journal, she mentioned: “There are 4 of us now…”

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Morning Live airs weekdays at 9.15am on BBC One and is offered on BBC iPlayer.