A chubby dachshund in Glasgow has so many regrets. Instead of waiting inside the gate like he normally goes, Milo the sausage dog stuck his chubby body through the railings and found himself trapped. Poor little guy.

His owner Sarah Jane Thompson was frantic at first - unwilling to try to dislodge her pudgy pup for fear of hurting his delicate back.

"I was pretty worried as dachshunds have very delicate backs because they're so long, so if he had started to panic to wriggle out it could have been very serious," Sarah said.

"I usually close the gate to the front garden and leave him in there while I put my daughter in the car. Milo usually waits patiently but this time when I turned around he was just looking at me and then I realised his front half was all the way through the bars."

Sarah called the fire station and they showed up in a few minutes with a full fire engine.

Even though Milo was trapped in the gate for over half an hour, he didn't seem to be too upset. He accepted his predicament and used it as a prime opportunity to pose for some adorable photos.

Just look at his chubby belly! It's a wonder he was able to fit through the gate in the first place.

Continue to the next page to find out how they got Milo out of the fence!

This isn't the first time an animal has got stuck between the bars in a fence. A beaver in Hamilton, Canada came out of hibernation and misjudged all the weight he'd put on. After trying to squeeze through a wrought-iron fence, the beaver got its chubby hips stuck. Luckily, animal rescuers arrived on scene and freed him from his predicament.

In Milo's situation, firefighters managed to extricate Milo without having to bend or cut the iron gate. It took some work, but they moved the pup onto his side and freed his fat belly.

"It was all over in about half an hour and thankfully Milo is fine though at the time he did look a bit mortified," Sarah joked. "He's not as thin as he used to be so I think that he may have underestimated his own size."

This dachshund might not be poking his head through any more fences anytime soon!

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