Dog world

Here are some ridiculously happy animals who have clearly figured something out that they will hopefully share with the rest of us when they are done frolicking or whatever.

Never one to miss an opportunity on social media O2 has high jacked Innocent Drinks playful picture of a pup to promote its #bemoredog campaign. Innocent Drinks posted the picture of the pooch covering the ‘No’ part of a ‘No dogs allowed’ sign to read ‘Dogs allowed’ on its Twitter feed yesterday prompting the mobile operator to reply.

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Day 15 of #doggust Kooikerhondje 🐶 Kooikerhondje, also known as the Dutch decoy dog, has a long history in the Netherlands. These small dogs were trained to catch ducks and pests. Their distinctive white, red, and orange coat and functional appearance developed through careful selection. The breed nearly went extinct in the late 19th century but was saved during World War II. 🐾✨ Today’s star is the beautiful Heidi @heidi_the_kooiker, surrounded by flowers of the same name! 🌸🐶…

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It would not surprise me to learn that Polish street photographer Maciej Dakowicz has run out of available pages in his passport. Currently based in Mumbai, the computer science PhD abandoned a career in technology to instead focus on his street photography, a decision that has lead him to far-flung communities around the globe seeking incredible once-in-a-lifetime encounters. Sorting through his staggering library of some 5,500 photos is to take a journey through vastly differing cultures…

puppy Bolt with his carrot :)

Wildlife is one of the most technically demanding and rewarding genres of amateur and professional photography. According to Cary Wolinsky and Bob Caputo, who have a combined 64 years of experience photographing stories for National Geographic and other publications, whether you're trying to capture a herd of elephants on the Serengeti Plains or squirrels in your backyard, the name of the game is patience.

A cheerful watercolor illustration depicts a group of twelve dogs of various breeds and colors huddled together. Their styles are simplified and cute, with pastel color palettes. The dogs are arranged in a slightly overlapping composition, creating a sense of playful camaraderie. Each dog has a distinct personality expressed through its posture and expression.

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