
Byron Bay influencer's sausage dogs get STUCK together for hours after having sex: 'You could not make this up'
Having just celebrated her 32nd birthday the night before, the Byron Bay influencer discovered her two Dachshunds had become stuck together while mating.
Ruby shared a series of clips on social media that showed her explaining the canine calamity.
She said she was alerted to her pooches' problem by her nine-year-old son, Rocket.
'You could not make this up,' an exasperated Ruby began the first clip.
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'So, obviously I had a few drinks yesterday because it was my birthday. I've come outside and Rocket's like: "Mum, the dogs are stuck together,"' she said.
'And the dogs have been having sex and they're stuck together.'
Ruby admitted that she had tried various methods to separate her amorous hounds.
'We've tried ice on the butthole – apparently I'm meant to put my finger up the butthole,' she said.
'Maybe if we let them relax and eat a bone or something. It's going to be fine. They don't look too upset,' she added, consoling Rocket.
It seems relaxation was not enough to extricate the dogs from one another, with Ruby uploading another clip admitting she had been dealing with the incident for nearly an hour.
'Guys, it's been, like, 45 minutes and there's no movement,' she said, as the two dogs, apparently content, sat on the grass, intertwined.
'I think we've just got to let them relax.'
Ruby then shared another clip revealing that she was able to separate the dogs – albeit without an explanation as to how the operation was carried out.
'After another 30 minutes, we got the dogs off each other,' she said. 'Rocket literally vomited.'
It comes after Ruby revealed, in March last year, that Rocket had a meltdown after she shaved the family dog Mango's fur.
The influencer posted a clip to Instagram capturing her little one freaking out in the backseat of her car after he sees his newly shorn pup.
'I hate you, why isn't he the same?' the youngster is heard screaming at his mother.
'It's his new look,' she responded.
Ruby captioned the clip with some telling words: 'Didn't go well'.
She previously told her fans she would be shaving her dog's fur to make it easier to groom.
Ruby has three sons and shares Rocket, nine, Mars, eight, and Holiday, two, with ex-partner Ryan Heywood and current fiancé Shannan Dodd.
Ruby also recently revealed she was taking cannabidiol (CBD) gummies to ' get through life' and the chaos of raising three children.
Last month, she shared some videos to Instagram showing her popping open some CBD gummies as her kids clung to her at the end of a long day.
One video saw Ruby opening a bottle of CBD gummies from Hemp Farmacy as one of her sons tried to get her to 'make a face'.
'Lord help me,' she added, as she pulled out a gummy.
'You all need this to get through life.'
Ruby started to laugh in the next clip as she handed the gummies over to her partner Shannan, while one of her children begged her to play a game with him.
'I swear to God if we didn't have these,' she wrote, as Shannan tipped two gummies into his mouth.
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