Hydrant Hiding
For a small dog in the big city, a red fire hydrant may appear to be the ideal hiding site. However, this is not the case. However, it’s possible that your inquisitiveness got the better of you and you couldn’t resist peering out at the outside world. His curious wet nose and black-and-white bushy tail are still visible, despite the fact that he is nearly totally buried. It looks that this pupper wanted to make sure that his master, the photographer, was still in the vicinity and in good health before proceeding.
Hydrant Hiding
Fridge Bandit
The most difficult aspect of hiding and seek is maintaining your hidden position for an extended period of time — who knows how long it will take until someone discovers your whereabouts (if at all!) It appears that this Husky has a perfect idea: sitting on a shelf in the refrigerator, he has plenty of snacks to keep him occupied during the long wait that lies ahead of him. The temperature inside is low, but this breed is originating from Siberia and is used to living in frigid weather conditions. This canine is clearly at ease and well-prepared, and he appears to be enjoying himself.
Fridge Bandit
