In this jaw-dropping Dirty Little Secret, a caller confesses to accidentally injuring his girlfriend’s tiny teacup Pomeranian—by rolling over in bed and knocking the dog off a high mattress.
The worst part? Instead of owning up, he panicked and told her the dog was limping when he got home from the gym.
The crew reacts with a mix of shock, sympathy, and laughter (especially when Producer Poo reenacts a similar story involving his ex’s dog walking in circles post-injury). The segment dives into the ethics of honesty in relationships, pet safety, and whether the caller should come clean—or just help with the vet bills and move on.
Why this episode is so good:It’s raw, real, and unexpectedly hilarious. A perfect mix of cringe-worthy confession and relatable relationship drama—with a side of doggie heartbreak.
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