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The Nanticoke City Fire Department in Pennsylvania responded to a public assist call on Monday after a mischievous husky managed to break free from its prison for some fresh air on the roof. The dog's humans weren't at home but the firefighters were able to get the dog back inside, then they left.

Then it happened again.

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"About an hour later, firefighters received another public assist call to same location for the dog on the roof," the page wrote on Facebook. "The dog apparently wanted to be back outside again and reopened the window and let himself out again."

Just as the firefighters pulled up to the scene, the dog walked back through the window.

Seriously though, how could you possibly be mad at this face?

Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable

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