Australian Politician's Home Invaded by Bull and Horse After Pet Dog Opens Door

The horse discovered a container of vegetable scraps intended for chickens and proceeded to scatter pieces throughout the room.

An Australian legislator experienced complete astonishment when returning home to find his pet dog had allowed both a bull and a horse to enter his living area.

Northern Territory politician Andrew Mackay shared the revealing footage from his pet camera on social media platforms over the weekend.

The video shows his two dogs leaving the living room and heading into the yard after one of them, a mixed-breed named Thunder, pushes open a glass door.

Subsequently, a pet steer (castrated bull) called Sue carefully ventures into the Darwin residence.

Following behind is a pet horse named Cricket, who thoroughly investigates the couch.

The animals undertook their adventure while Mackay and his fiancee were out enjoying a meal.

The couple hurried home after the politician remotely checked his pet camera and noticed "a cow's head moving into the frame".

"And then we've discovered that about 10 minutes after we'd left to go to dinner, the dogs had decided to nuzzle open the glass door and let themselves out," he explained to AFP.

Shortly thereafter, the steer scratched its neck against the door and unintentionally opened it completely, allowing both itself and the horse to enter.

"Over the next hour and a half, they took turns playing inside, knocking things off cabinets," Mackay recounted.

The horse located a bowl containing vegetable scraps meant for the chickens and tossed pieces around the room.

"The fish tank has been drunken from, and I don't know how many fish I had before, but I assume they're all still alive," he further noted.

"But he did drop the water by a considerable amount."