This Morning has continued its tradition of having animals christen the studio floor after appearing on camera.
Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield had a trio of adorable puppies – Huey, Dewey and Louie – on the show today (October 15), as they discussed the Newcastle Dog & Cat Shelter with a guest.
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Unfortunately one of them struggled to hold it in while exploring the studio and peed on the nice, cream carpet.
Holly, who was sitting with a dog on her lap, was the first to notice his little accident, and said: "They always wait until they're on the telly."
Schofe added: "We've all done it, everyone's done it. We've only just cleaned up Eamonn's."
But the little pooch has no reason to feel embarrassed, as he's not the first animal to relieve himself on the ITV daytime show.
In a perfect piece of timing, a horse previously pooed on the floor, just as Phillip had asked whether they could be "house-trained".
Ever the professional, Phillip spun it into a witty response while Holly couldn't stop giggling.
"There we go. Perfect timing. So I'm sure a person who had impaired sight would find that extremely useful on the kitchen rug," he joked.
In a non-animal mess related mishap on the show, Alison Hammond recently went viral as she presented a weather segment.
Taking a turn on the show's famous floating weather map, the Big Brother star had a slight stumble and sent a crew member crashing in to the water.
This Morning is on weekdays at 10.30am on ITV.
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