Bad dog! Moment playful puppy Kahuna knocks over an ironing board and sets his house on fire

• Nine-month-old Kahuna pushes over ironing board in Los Alamos, New Mexico
• It knocks clothes in front of a floor-level heating grate, which starts a huge fire
• Kahuna jumps over another hound, called Paige, and the pair stare at the mess
• Kahuna and Paige escaped uninjured and firemen limited damage to the house

A playful puppy knocks over an ironing board and sets his owner’s house on fire in shocking home security footage.

Kahuna, who is nine months old, pushes clothes in front of a floor-level heating grate which causes the blaze in Los Alamos, New Mexico.

Footage shows the dog sniffing around the board before it tumbles and sends the animal tearing away in fear.

Kahuna, who is nine months old, pushes clothes in front of a floor-level heating grate which causes the blaze (pictured) in Los Alamos, New Mexico

Footage shows Kahuna (pictured after the blaze) sniffing around the board before it tumbles and sends the animal tearing away in fear

Footage shows the dog sniffing around the board before it tumbles and sends the animal tearing away in fear (pictured)

Kahuna jumps over another hound, called Paige, stands on a sofa a safe distance away, and the pair stare at the mess.

The clip cuts to flames rising out from the grate, with Kahuna still lying on the settee with his ears pricked up.

The dog is then seen wandering close to the fire, before the noise of the flames spooks him and he saunters into another room as the video ends. 

The clip cuts to flames rising out from the grate, with Kahuna still lying on the settee with his ears pricked up (pictured)

The dog is then seen wandering close to the fire, before the noise of the flames spooks him and he saunters into another room (pictured) as the video ends

Los Alamos fire department said the grate was creating enough heat to melt the clothes.

This passed into the heater and worked as a fuel to start the blaze inside an hour.

The department wrote on Facebook: ‘LAFD recommends homeowners ensure that smoke alarms are installed and working, that no combustible items be placed on or within three feet of heating devices or heat producing appliances.’

Kahuna and Paige escaped uninjured and firemen limited the damage to the house.

Kahuna and Paige escaped uninjured and firemen limited the damage to the house (pictured)

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