Two horses and a bull were seen entering Northern Territory Politician Andrew Mackay's house.
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A politician from the Northern Territory had some surprise visitors in his house after a bull and a horse were caught sneaking in through an open door.
Andrew Mackay, who is a Country Liberal MP for the Northern Territory electorate of Goydner, shared a video of several farm animals gaining access to his home via a backdoor that had been opened by his pet dogs.

Footage from a pet camera first captured an amusing scene as two of the homeowner’s dogs nosed open a sliding door, leaving it slightly ajar as they headed outside.

Two horses and a bull were seen entering Northern Territory Politician Andrew Mackay's house.
Two horses and a bull were seen entering Mackay’s house. (Facebook/Andrew Mackay MLA)
Andrew Mackay now thinks the animals may be tempted to return.
Mackay now thinks the animals may be tempted to return. (Facebook/Andrew Mackay MLA)

What happened next was unexpected—a large white bull appeared at the entrance, cautiously poking its head through before deciding to enter the room entirely.

Following the bull’s lead, a horse trotted into the space, joining the bull in a curious exploration of what seemed to be a living room.

The camera also spotted another horse lingering near the door outside, though it remains uncertain if this horse joined the indoor adventure.

Mackay, who shared the amusing incident on his official Facebook page, found humor in the situation despite the potential hazards posed by a bull roaming through his home.

“Note to self: The dogs can’t be trusted with door security…” the post read.

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A somewhat bewildered Mackay surveys the mess made, though none of the animals were harmed. (Facebook/Andrew Mackay MLA)

“Dinner finished early last night when I decided to check the pet cam to find Thunder figured out how to nuzzle open the door.”

The end of the video taken later that night shows Mackay surveying the mess the animals made, with one of his dogs beside him.

He said there was no major damage and that all animals in the video were unharmed, but he still had some concerns they may return.

“Now the outside animals know what aircon feels like and will no doubt try again,” he said with a hint of humour.

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