"Antoine, ne mords pas le chien de ta tante !"

Translation: Antoine, don't bite your aunt's dog!

[SunilNatraj]

And I thought I had heard of everything

[effyleven]

Man bites dog is news!

[Paul950310]

Who thinks of these sentences?

[Kevin968039]

Carla, la femme d'Antoine. ;-)

[Sakallitavshan]

That was a good one

[M.parlange]

I do know that "your aunt's dog" is correct but I didn't dare to write it because, in a previous exercise of this lesson, Duo translated "le chien de ta tante" into "the dog of your aunt", which is rejected now!
Reported

[Koren21]

Agree

[kubi_b]

Antoine ne mord pas le chien de ta tante - Antoine does not bite your aunt's dog;
should also be accepted, no? Or does that have a different sound?

[sean.mullen]

Clever! Your suggestion would sound the same if not for the clear pause after "Antoine" in the audio. The prosody of the rest of the sentence is more typical of an imperative as well.

[angus390025]

haha, that's exactly what I wrote as well. And it's why I clicked here. I guess sean.mullen answers the question that they have a different sound. I suppose that it would not have a pause after Antoine.

[dospescados]

ne mords pas is imperative. Also take note of the comma. Antoine, don't bite.

[Jon375457]

Reminds me of 'Man eating shark'

[Winter377076]

Coming soon to a Discovery HD near you:
Man Week

[LisaLisko]

Genial!

[Ynhockey]

Deas yerrr deug beayt?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnXtuktNdlM

[tenarij]

that's one wild baby

[Padi_Evans]

Mais enfin! Qui ferait ça?