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aplacetolovedogs: telegraph.co.uk This golden retriever* was spotted babysitting three other dogs outside a store in Hong Kong. The well trained pooch sat outside the shop while its owner browsed, holding onto the leads of three other dogs *Note: some people have commented that the babysitter is actually a Lab (and not a Golden Retriever as was stated in the original article in the Telegraph.) We agree. Original Article

aplacetolovedogs:

telegraph.co.uk

This golden retriever* was spotted babysitting three other dogs outside a store in Hong Kong. The well trained pooch sat outside the shop while its owner browsed, holding onto the leads of three other dogs

*Note: some people have commented that the babysitter is actually a Lab (and not a Golden Retriever as was stated in the original article in the Telegraph.) We agree.

Original Article

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dendroica: …Another shows it comically hauling itself up with both arms and legs. Veronika, who eventually rescued the frog after realising it wouldn’t make it all the way to the end of the line, said: “These frogs love to climb but not normally such a thin string. We thought it had been trying to escape a predators or jumped to catch some food and ended up in a pickle. He made a heroic struggle that was quite amusing before we decided to lend a hand.” Picture: VERONIKA LENARTH / BARCROFT MEDIA (via Pictures of the day: 4 February 2011 - Telegraph)

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…Another shows it comically hauling itself up with both arms and legs. Veronika, who eventually rescued the frog after realising it wouldn’t make it all the way to the end of the line, said: “These frogs love to climb but not normally such a thin string. We thought it had been trying to escape a predators or jumped to catch some food and ended up in a pickle. He made a heroic struggle that was quite amusing before we decided to lend a hand.” Picture: VERONIKA LENARTH / BARCROFT MEDIA (via Pictures of the day: 4 February 2011 - Telegraph)

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allcreatures: A Siberian tiger (Panthera tigris altaica) glares into the camera held by Jonathan Griffiths, a British photographer who risked his life as he captured dramatic wildlife shots. The 32-year-old photographer held his camera just inches away from lions, bears and cougars while a guard stood watch by his side Picture: JONATHAN GRIFFITHS / SOLENT (via Animal pictures of the week: 14 May 2010 - Telegraph)

allcreatures:

A Siberian tiger (Panthera tigris altaica) glares into the camera held by Jonathan Griffiths, a British photographer who risked his life as he captured dramatic wildlife shots. The 32-year-old photographer held his camera just inches away from lions, bears and cougars while a guard stood watch by his side

Picture: JONATHAN GRIFFITHS / SOLENT (via Animal pictures of the week: 14 May 2010 - Telegraph)