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If you've ever wondered what the word "oops" would be Anime Archivesif it were a dog (you have, right?), look no further.

Meet Rocco. On Friday, he got stuck insidea tree at a Kentucky cemetery.

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Rocco reportedly lodged himself in the tree after climbing into nearby hole dug by a groundhog, then trying to climb back out via the tree's trunk. Rocco, however, is not a groundhog, so he did not quite make it.

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Luckily, two off-duty state troopers were able to dislodge Rocco from the tree, and the adventurous dachshund was reunited with his owner. Officials also enlarged the hole in the tree should any other dogs attempt the same stunt.

Best of all, society now possesses this immortal image.

Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable

Good boy, Rocco.

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