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Dogs can often be naughtier than Elf on the Shelf and will do anything to get their paws on some chocolate, so please make sure you store your Advent calendars safely out of reach.
More info on chocolate toxicity here: bit.ly/3Id3sl0 pic.twitter.com/ohJbD1oINy