Woman mystified as dog sniffs out briefcase stuffed with sex toys worth £500

A woman was left in utter shock when she discovered a box full of around a dozen sex toys, worth £500, discarded while walking her inquisitive dog.

Holly Adam, from Charminster, a small village in west Dorset, was alerted to the smart-looking briefcase when her dog started sniffing around it.

After wrestling her dog away from the scene, Holly snapped a picture and rushed home in disbelief.

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Friend Shadiya Zeinab told DorsetLive: "She lives just around the corner, she sent me the pictures.

"Her dog was quite interested so she had to take him away pretty swiftly. You see a lot of fly tipping around here but never that.

"I can't imagine anyone has claimed it yet. It was a whole briefcase – it's so random. I can't believe it, someone's chucked around £500 away, they're not cheap."

Shadiya posted a picture of the findings on social media and asked if anyone wanted to claim it. She wrote: "Anyone lost their finishing kit? Round Cavendish Place if so."

Dozens of locals began jokingly tagging friends accusing them of leaving the phallic objects lying around.

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"If you know the owner, or are the owner, Charminster's locals would be grateful if you could collect them," Dorset Live wrote.

The news comes as Claire Robson had a dog walk she'll never forget, as pet Frankie went one step further than Holly's dog and found a "treasure" on his sniff around.

Claire Robson, 44, took one-year-old Frankie out for walk on Monday morning (October 10) before he disappeared into a hedgerow.

As she let the hound have a sniff around, the owner assumed he was up to his usual scavenging along the River Tyne in Gateshead area, Tyne and Wear.

Her four-legged friend found a "rubbery pipe" to chew on – but it turned out to be a massive dildo.

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