Video: Woman who said her dog was vegetarian is proved wrong on live TV

A guest on the British show, This Morning, was left utterly embarrassed after her dog she said was vegetarian chose to eat meat over greens on live TV.

Lucy Carrington, chose to put her white Siberian husky Storm, on a vegetarian diet when she started to loose interest in her food during the heatwave over the summer in the country.

She bought Storm meat-free dog foods and even let her eat the family's leftover vegetables. Lucy claimed it helps 'perk her up'.

On the show, Storm was given a choice of two bowls. One of them included meat and the other had vegetables.

Confident Lucy was sure her husky was going straight for the vegetarian option, but Storm didn't even look at it and surprised everyone by enjoying the bowl of meat.

Watch the video: Meat Vs Veg ???? ???? What will a Vegetarian Dog choose I wonder?? ???? Great bit of Live TV!! #ThisMorning #VegetarianDog ???????????????????????????????? pic.twitter.com/X5Sq3eIK6Q

— Abbi ???? (@abbi_victoria) August 30, 2018

Some viewers reportedly criticised Lucy for putting her on a limited diet and called it animal cruelty.

Others had a bit of a laugh at the woman's expense.

Here's what people had to say about it on social media: @thismorning Dogs need a meat based diet, they do require some fruit & veg in their diet but still need to have at least 80% meat. Anyone who feeds their dogs a vegetarian or vegan diet are abusing their dogs and should have them removed from their “care”. #ThisMorning

— Joanne Holmes (@MoJo_uk) August 30, 2018 Dead ???? listening into #thismorning; woman claims her dog (!) is a vegetarian through choice. Queue 2 bowls being set down infront of her (1 meat, 1 veg).. dog gorbs down the meat bowl! It’s so awkward ???? I need to turn it off.

— Lisa Browne (@LeeBee_13) August 30, 2018 someone put their dog on a vegetarian diet on this morning, but on live tv they put down a bowl of veg and a bowl of meat and the dog went straight for the meat ???? DOGS ARE NATURAL OMNIVORES stop taking away their nutrition unless for medical reasons (so talk to ur vet)

— Charley Gale (@charleygale21) August 30, 2018 end-of