A woman who quit her job as an optician and turned into a "puppy girl" has got herself into trouble when she met another "puppy girl" on the street.
Jenna Phillips, who goes by the name "Puppy Girl Jenna", previously revealed to fans that she dreamed of becoming a vet as she said on a podcast.
The 21-year-old reportedly earned more than £700,000 a year from filming content to OnlyFans subscribers.
The paid-only videos include some showing her playing fetch and drinking water from bowls.
In her latest video, which has been seen more than 9.5 million times, Jenna crawls on the floor with a leash tied around her neck.
She pauses her moves as soon as she sees another woman being tied up like a dog by a barrier.
They both stare at each other and let 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, who gives command saying: "Keep walking, Jenna."
Jenna wrote in the captions: "Luck I was being held back."
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Her video even drew the attention of Jordan Belfort, the millionaire known as the "real Wolf of Wall Street".
He commented: "What universe is this?"
Others were stunned by Jenna's video, with one saying: "With everything that's been going on, we need a hard reset on humanity."
"People do everything for money," a second added while a third wrote: "I am loving this, she needs more training…who left their pet outside alone?"
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Jenna mentioned in the No Jumper show how she had discovered her fetish for pretending to be a dog when she attended a rope convention, and met other "pups" (adults who like to pretend to be animals).
"I had a friend and I kind of experimented a little bit because he was in the kink world too…" she said.
"I experimented with obedience training, and being treated like a dog and I never looked back. I felt so in my element."
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