Clever dog with cash stash pays for her treats
Holly has built up quite a savings account.
— -- A 5-year-old dog named Holly knows the power of money. She has built up a stash of dollar bills to keep the "cookies" coming.
Her owner, Casi Cook, said Holly realized very early on that money could buy her treats, or cookies, as the Cook family calls them.
"She would take money from us, and then we'd chase her around trying to get it back, luring her with cookies. She figured out pretty quickly that money could buy her treats," Cook told ABC News.
Cook calls Holly "sneaky and smart."
The pup has plenty of cash and uses it to buy what she wants.
"She'll come up to me and ask for a treat, and I'll say, 'OK, but you have to give me a dollar,' and she'll run, get the money and give it to me," Cook said. "Or we'll be eating dinner and about to finish, and she'll come over and drop a dollar in my lap as a way of letting me know she'd like her cookie now."
In addition to the jars of money that the family keeps for Holly, Cook said, there are always dollar bills lying around the house.
Cook, who works in a restaurant, said, "I'll come home and be counting my tips, and she'll hear it from downstairs and come running. She takes it from our bags or off counters."
Cook added, "It's odd, but it's a lot of fun."
