Prankster tricks her mother into believing she’s adopted a stray dog with a series of pictures including one of the hound FLOATING (but it’s all just a clever filter trick)

  • Tallia Jay, from Southend-on-Sea in Essex, text her mum saying she'd got a dog
  • She sent her photos showing a dog sitting on the floor and hovering in the air
  • Told her the breed was 'instafilta' and that the dog was floating around in the air 
  • Prankster was using Instagram filter called Sasha's Dog that made dog appear  from thin air

A clever prankster managed to trick her mum into believing she'd adopted a stray dog that had wondered into her house from the street, only to discover she was actually using an Instagram feature to make the canine appear.

Tallia Jay, from Southend-on-Sea in Essex, text her mum saying she'd heard a dog whining outside her apartment, and when she went outside to check on it, the cuddly pal followed her in.

In a series of Whatsapp messages, Tallia, 23, made her story increasingly less believable by first saying she wanted to keep the dog, then adding that she was giving it a bath complete with pictures of the pooch.Clearly enjoying herself, Tallia even told her mother the breed of dog was 'instafilta' and that it could float. 

Tallia Jay, from Southend-on-Sea in Essex, text her mum saying she'd heard a dog whining outside her apartment, and when she went outside to check on it, the cuddly pal followed her in.
Tallia, 23, made her story increasingly less believable by first saying she wanted to keep the dog, then adding that she was giving it a bath complete with pictures of the pooch

Tallia Jay, from Southend-on-Sea in Essex, text her mum saying she'd heard a dog whining outside her apartment, and when she went outside to check on it, the cuddly pal followed her in. In a series of Whatsapp messages, Tallia, 23, made her story increasingly less believable by first saying she wanted to keep the dog, then adding that she was giving it a bath complete with pictures of the pooch

Tallia was actually using the 'Sasha Dog' Instagram filter, which allows social media users to point their camera at an object and an AI dog will appear

Tallia was actually using the 'Sasha Dog' Instagram filter, which allows social media users to point their camera at an object and an AI dog will appear

Taking to Facebook to share the funny messages, Tallia wrote:  'Jesus Christ I'm sat here p******myself laughing. Could my mum be more gullible?

'Even after the floating off the side of the bed.. the sitting on the radiator.. my boyfriend holding it with one hand.. my mum is still only just 'doubting I even have a dog here now' WTAF.'

Tallia was actually using the 'Sasha Dog' Instagram filter, which allows social media users to point their camera at an object and a dog will appear.

'There was a dog whining outside, I went outside and it ran in. Then it followed me upstairs,' she wrote to her mum, who replied with a simple 'WTF'. 

Talia added that she couldn't stop the dog from coming in, and she had to lock her cat Bruno in another room.
Talia added that she couldn't stop the dog from coming in, and she had to lock her cat Bruno in another room.

Talia added that she couldn't stop the dog from coming in, and she had to lock her cat Bruno in another room.

Tallia convinced her mum the dog was real and even sent realistic pictures of the dog with the cat

Tallia convinced her mum the dog was real and even sent realistic pictures of the dog with the cat

She added that she couldn't stop the dog from coming in, and she had to lock her cat Bruno in another room.

When her mother suggests looking on Facebook to see if anyone had a dog missing, Tallia replied: 'No I want to keep it'. 

Tallia's mother then told her to take it to a vet to see if he was microchipped. 

She then added that she put the dog in the bath and that he was getting on well with the cat.
Tallia's mother also tried to convinced her contact local groups to find the missing dof

Tallia then added that she put the dog in the bath and that he was getting on well with the cat.

When she sent a picture of the dog floating, Tallia's mum eventually realised there might be a trick at play

When she sent a picture of the dog floating, Tallia's mum eventually realised there might be a trick at play

When asked what kind of dog it was, Tallia replied saying isn't it an 'Instafilta', but her mum was still not cottoning on to the joke.
To take it to the next level, Tallia then joked the dog was 'floating'.

When asked what kind of dog it was, Tallia replied saying isn't it an 'Instafilta', but her mum was still not cottoning on to the joke. To take it to the next level, Tallia then joked the dog was 'floating'.

She then added that she put the dog in the bath and that he was getting on well with the cat.

When asked what kind of dog it was, Tallia replied saying isn't it an 'Instafilta', but her mum was still not cottoning on to the joke.

To take it to the next level, Tallia then joked the dog was 'floating'.

'What do you mean it's floating, dogs can't float? Are you hallucinating?' she replied.

Taking to Facebook Tallia added her mum is still 'only doubting she doesn't have a dog here'.
Taking to Facebook Tallia added her mum is still 'only doubting she doesn't have a dog here'.

Taking to Facebook Tallia added her mum is still 'only doubting she doesn't have a dog here'.

When she sent a picture of the dog floating, Tallia's mum eventually realised there might be a trick at play.

'There's no way he's floating, that's got to be photoshopped,' she added. 

Taking to Facebook Tallia added her mum is still 'only doubting she doesn't have a dog here'. 

Tallia also shared photos of her boyfriend holding the dog
Tallia also shared pictures of the dog lying in the bath

Tallia also shared photos of her boyfriend holding the dog (left) and the dog laying in the bath (right) 

Hundreds of people thought the mother-daughter exchange was hilarious and the post quickly racked up dozens of replies and shares.

'Best one yet,' said one. 

'Omg so funny,' added another.

'This is my favourite one so far,' commented a third.

Hundreds of people thought the mother-daughter exchange was hilarious and the post quickly racked up dozens of replies and shares. Pictured is the dog floating

Hundreds of people thought the mother-daughter exchange was hilarious and the post quickly racked up dozens of replies and shares. Pictured is the dog floating

Eventually, Tallia's mother realised the dog wasn't real, adding it might be a 'figment of her imagination'
Eventually, Tallia's mother realised the dog wasn't real, adding it might be a 'figment of her imagination'

Eventually, Tallia's mother realised the dog wasn't real, adding it might be a 'figment of her imagination'

'Your poor mum. Absolutely amazing conversation. Keep this one forever, definitely one to look back on and have a giggle,' a fourth wrote.  

Laying in bed crying, belly hurts,' commented another.   

'I fully fell for that also having not read any of what you have wrote. Intstafilta had me a bit puzzled but thought nothing more of it. Then you wrote its floating off the bed even then I didn't click I thought it must of been a typo for falling,' admitted one.    

I’m dying, she was so concerned for the dog bless her. I actually was sat laughing out loud at 5am this morning reading,' wrote one. 

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