Dog owner falls flat on her back when she tries to walk her pet wearing ROLLER SKATES
- Rochelle Crichton filmed the dog owner’s fall backwards in Lochgelly, Scotland
- She watched from the window while the woman was being pulled by her dog
- The dog-lover falls on her back and then attempts to walk on the grassy bank
An animal-lover has been filmed dramatically falling flat on to her back while trying to walk her dog wearing roller skates.
Rochelle Crichton, 26, captured the dog walk from her kitchen window in Lochgelly, Scotland.
In the amusing clip, the dog-walker is seen leaning over a grassy bank tying up her skates.
A woman fell flat on her back when she tried to walk her dog in Lochgelly, Scotland, on November 22
Meanwhile her black dog stands and watches from the empty country lane.
The woman, who is wearing a dark blue winter coat, picks up her bag and gathers up her pet’s lead, in the footage from November 22.
She grips on to his lead with both hands as he starts to stroll along the rural lane and pulls her along.
The dog then decides to pick up its pace as its owner is following smoothly behind.
Seconds later, the pet turns around to check on his owner and makes her trip.
She is seen tying up her shoe laces before being lead by her dog, who is on a lead, across the rural path before dramatically falling, in the footage taken by Rochelle Crichton
She dramatically falls on her back, landing halfway across a grassy bank and slams her hands on to the damp path for support.
Rochelle, who has no relation to the woman in the clip, is heard saying ‘that was class’ after the sudden fall.
The animal-lover loses her balance and is knocked back, landing across the grassy bank. Meanwhile her dog manages to run to the side and manages to escape being tangled up in its lead
In the clip, taken from Rochelle’s window, she can be head saying ‘that’s class’ after the woman tripped
She wrote on Facebook: ‘Who puts roller skates on to walk their dog down a farm road? I am buckled.’
Moments later in the clip, the woman decides to hobble along the bank to prevent another fall.
It is thought she could have been at, or heading to, Lochore Meadows in Lochgelly which is a popular walking spot for dogs.
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