Woman Who Quit Job To Live Life As Puppy Gets In Fight With Another 'Dog' On Street

A woman who quit her job to act like a puppy full-time has gone viral after being filmed getting into a 'fight' with another 'dog'. You can watch the confrontation below:

The 21-year-old has filmed paid-only videos of her exploits including some that show her playing fetch and drinking water from bowls.

One woman pretending to be a dog is strange enough, but it turns out she's not alone because as the camera moves out it turns out there's another woman being tied up like a dog by a barrier.

A stand-off ensues and the two of them stare at each other while letting out some feisty barking.

A man then tells Jenna: "No, no, no. Come on. Let's go. Hey, Jenna! Let's go."

She looks up at the man, apparently acting as her owner, who commands: "Keep walking, Jenna."

Jenna captioned the video: "Luck I was being held back."

For those familiar with what's known as 'pup' kink this might not be particularly new. For a lot of people it is however, and the video has drawn a tonne of comments - not least from the real life Wolf of Wall Street himself Jordan Belfort.

Belfort wrote: "What universe is this?"

He wasn't the only one stunned by the video, with another commenter saying: "With everything that's been going on, we need a hard reset on humanity."

"People do everything for money," someone else added, while a third wrote: "I am loving this, she needs more training...who left their pet outside alone?"

Jenna gave up on her job as an optician to become a full-time pup, having apparently felt like a dog since she was little.

After going to a convention in Chicago she took the plunge and started making content on OnlyFans, which she now charges $20 (£15) a month for.

"I feel like a dog," she explained at the time.

"I just want to roll around, play fetch, get head scratches, run around and play. All of that.

"I have always acted like a puppy, but not in a sexual way at first. I really love praise. I love hearing 'good girl'. It makes my heart melt every time.

"Looking back on it now, it's kind of always been there. I just didn't know there was a scene, I just thought it was my personality."

Speaking of the broader scene, the Texas native said: "When it comes to pet play, the majority of girls do kittens, foxes or rabbits and the majority of puppies are men.

"I thought about it for a long time when I first got into pet play. I feel like a dog [so that's what I decided to be]."