Dog Frank!

Introduction post!

Hey, my name is Chaos (they/them), I'm an artist, a weirdo, and I spend way too much of my time looking at photos of Frank.

Please send photos of Frank, and/or dogs.

I can't guarantee a match for solo photos but if/when I find one I'll be sure to credit you.

DogFrnk is part of the MCR Ecosystem, @birdgee has a pinned list of other blogs included in the ecosystem, but when I have more time I'll add a list here too.

Frank as this Corgi

Originally a hearding breed corgis love running and playing. They're vigilant watchdogs woth a "big dog" bark. Corgis have become a popular breed due to their celebrity status as Queen Elizabeth II's favorite breed.

この青い毛の犬はMIYAVI

私たち人間が利き手を持っているように、犬にも実は利き足が存在します。

@htmibefttou asked "Does this image speak to you"

It does, and it's asking why the flash is so bright!

Very late fox friday - Frank as a young fox

Fox cubs are born grey, and their fur changes color as they get older.

Dogs is people, don't fact check, trust.

I couldn't find anyone in the ecosystem who does otters, so have an otter my fellow dog fans

Did you know that dogs developed an eyebrow muscle that wolves don't have? It helps them communicate better with their human companions, and gives them the lovable "puppy dog eyes" that melt our hearts.

MCR as Australian Shepherds

Australian shepherds aren't actually from Australia, they're a spanish breed of herding dogs that gained popularity for their appearance and excellent herding skills. Australian shepherds often have a merle coat, and heterochromia giving each dog a look that's as unique as their personalities.

Dalmatian

Dalmatians are actually born completely white, and their spots develop as they age.

The genes that are responsible for their spots might also be the cause for dalmatians' predisposition to deafness. Approximately 30% of dalmatians are deaf or hard of hearing.

@miranalvjy said "Yelloooo :3 i got two doggos but i swear they are giving Frank and Ray, so maybe if you have a pic like this i'd love to see it <3"

Between the matching outfits, and intense gaze, it had to be this one. your dogs look great in their Halloween costumes!

10/10 it's literally them

OMG OMG OMG I'VE BEEN WAITING ALL WEEK FOR THIS! It's fox friday on the dog blog!

Frank as a red fox (vulpes vulpes)

Aside from humans the red fox are the most widespread mammals on earth, and can be found on every continent except South America, and Antarctica. They're also the largest fox, and adults typically measure 18-35 inches long from nose to tail, although there was one red fox reported to be 64 inches long! (Almost as long as Frank 🤭)