Nicola Adams' dog pawed TV as she beat Mary Kom
August 10, 2012 12:11
As Nicola Adams became the first woman boxer to win an Olympic gold medal, her dog, Dexter, excitedly watched the action 200 miles away in Leeds, UK.
The 10-month-old Doberman saw the gold medal winning fight at the Leeds pet boarding center, where he is staying while Adams is competing in the London Olympics 2012.
Dexter was extremely excitable for the first three rounds, but in the fourth round he stopped and watched his mistress on his kennel TV, pawing at the glass separating him from the screen.
"We think it is quite unusual. But he can certainly hear Nicola and we think he is referencing that Nicola is on TV,' The Telegraph quoted James Cundy, a staff, as saying.
The 10-month-old Doberman saw the gold medal winning fight at the Leeds pet boarding center, where he is staying while Adams is competing in the London Olympics 2012.
Dexter was extremely excitable for the first three rounds, but in the fourth round he stopped and watched his mistress on his kennel TV, pawing at the glass separating him from the screen.
"We think it is quite unusual. But he can certainly hear Nicola and we think he is referencing that Nicola is on TV,' The Telegraph quoted James Cundy, a staff, as saying.
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