The unexpected 'enemy' of automobiles in Vietnam.

Chickens or dogs with sharp claws become weapons that scratch the shiny paintwork of cars.

Before I tell my story, please watch the video below by Dan Duc Vu on Facebook to verify.

Just a few playful kicks from this little chicken are enough to make the owner cry over the scratches on the car body.

This happened to me three years ago. Back then, I had to go back to my hometown, so I borrowed my best friend's shiny, luxurious sedan. I got in, and it was truly a luxury car; the leather smelled nice, the plastic smelled nice, everything was soft and cool. It felt amazing!

Back in my hometown, I parked my car elegantly in front of the house and went inside to enjoy a home-cooked meal. In the afternoon, as I was about to take the car to the wash, I saw a dog happily dancing and playing with its reflection in the mirror, pawing and scratching all over the car. I chased him away and drove the car to the car wash.

I thought the playful scratch was nothing, but when I washed it off, I saw it was a tiny, pitted cut. My face fell, and I felt dejected. For several days afterward, I felt strangely gloomy back home. When I returned to the city, I had to confess to my friend. It was a lesson I'll never forget.

Please be careful when parking; avoid areas where animals with sharp claws like chickens, dogs, and cats might be playing around, but this could cause you great distress.

According to VNE