<p>You might remember being a little kid, and your parents had hidden away a little treat for you on the top shelf or in the fridge where they know you could not reach, and how you struggled to get that little treat for yourself when no one was looking. Well, one toddler has taken the raiding game to new heights, with the most ingenious help ever: his dog.<br /><br />In a video uploaded by Rob Herbert on Facebook, a young toddler can be seen being boosted by his dog to grab hold of the fridge door. Despite failing in his first attempt, the toddler is able to successfully open the door, leaving the fridge open to raiding by him and his four-legged friend.</p>.<p>The video has receieved positive response from users, having been viewed more than 70 million times, and with most people commenting on the sheer cuteness of this raiding party. However, some people raised concerns about how this could harm the dog's neck and back.</p>
<p>You might remember being a little kid, and your parents had hidden away a little treat for you on the top shelf or in the fridge where they know you could not reach, and how you struggled to get that little treat for yourself when no one was looking. Well, one toddler has taken the raiding game to new heights, with the most ingenious help ever: his dog.<br /><br />In a video uploaded by Rob Herbert on Facebook, a young toddler can be seen being boosted by his dog to grab hold of the fridge door. Despite failing in his first attempt, the toddler is able to successfully open the door, leaving the fridge open to raiding by him and his four-legged friend.</p>.<p>The video has receieved positive response from users, having been viewed more than 70 million times, and with most people commenting on the sheer cuteness of this raiding party. However, some people raised concerns about how this could harm the dog's neck and back.</p>
