![[Watch] Paddy The Baddy Apologizes To Neighbor For His Dog’s “Sloppy Sh*t”](https://www.bjjee.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Paddy-Pimblett-on-the-doorbell-and-with-his-dog.jpg)
Paddy “The Baddy” Pimblett is a top UFC fighter and a BJJ black belt… Who, like other dog owners, sometimes runs into trouble with his pet.
One of those troubles was recorded and went viral, after his dog – during an everyday walk around the neighborhood – decided to “do business” in their neighbor’s backyard.
Paddy rang the bell and asked for help:
Hello, love. Me dog’s just had a sloppy sh*t outside and I was just wondering if you’ve got some water. I don’t want to leave it outside.
The neighbor, at this point, recognizes the MMA star and tells him not to worry, as they’ll clean it up after. Pimblett responds:
You sure? I feel terrible. He just had a proper sloppy sh*t and I can’t even pick it up with a poo bag, you know what I mean?
They respond by saying that they’ll clean it up soon after, and “The Baddy” remains grateful for the help:
Thank you very much, once again. I’m sorry about that. I hate doing stuff like that. That’s why I knocked on.
Imagine openin your ring door bell to paddy the baddy tellin ye his dogs just had a sloppy sh*t outside yours 😂😂 pic.twitter.com/b4k1g9LJjw
— Jœł (@w00den_bench) November 26, 2022
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