A Canadian restaurant has gone to the dogs – allowing its customers to present photos of pooches instead of proof of COVID-19 vaccinations or negative test results, according to reports.

The Granary Kitchen was temporarily closed after officials received tips that the eatery in Red Deer, Alberta, was flouting strict rules that require diners to show a proof of a jab, negative test result or a medical exemption, the Washington Post reported.

“Specifically, complaints were received … indicating that employees are allowing patrons to dine-in when presented with a photograph of a dog and personal identification,” according to the Alberta Health Services, according to CBS News.

Two agency investigators posing as customers went to the restaurant on Jan. 11 to test the canine conspiracy.

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