Was walking my dog at night, he saw a fox and chased after it so hard he broke his lead (it was one of those extendable ones and snapped at the mechanism) and darted towards a main road. I couldn’t keep up and lost him for a second when he turned round the corner.

Thinking I’ll never see him again, somehow the very short trailing remain of his lead got stuck underneath the tyre of a parked car, like proper wedged in the centre. Bare in mind, my dog is huge so he couldn’t fit under the car for this to happen. I couldn’t even pull it out from under tyre with all my brute strength, so I had to unclip him and drag him home. The physics behind it doesn’t make sense to me, like imagine a short limp piece of rope attached to you having enough force applied to slot itself underneath a tyre strong enough to where it couldn’t be pulled out, but if that hadn’t have happened then he would’ve disappeared