The former secretary of state was speaking about her favorite fact-checking dog among supporters in Reno, Nevada, when she actually embarked on barking, a move that went viral.
The dog’s story that came from a political ad dates back to the time she lived in the state of Arkansas.
Clinton recounted the ad, saying, “The announcer said, ‘wouldn’t it be great if somebody running for office said something, we could have an immediate reaction as to whether it was true or not? Well we’ve trained this dog and the dog, if it’s not true, he’s going to bark.”
"She suggested that such a dog would be necessary for the GOP candidates before she actually barked."
"I’m trying to figure out how we can do that with the Republicans, you know? We need to get that dog and follow him around and every time they say these things, like, ‘oh the Great Recession was caused by too much regulation’," she said, yelping “Arf, arf, arf!" to the audience’s applause.
As the video of her barking went viral, social media users created mash-ups of the scene with other movie and musical clips.
Clinton, who has been accused of being too scripted on the campaign trail as well as speaking too loud, is in an intense rivalry with Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders in Nevada, where the next Democratic caucuses will take place on February 20, Press TV reported.
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