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Caught on Camera: Doggy Bloopers!

Our paw-parazzi have captured some pretty comical canine bloopers, and of course we had to share them with you. Have fun scrolling through the photo outtakes below — we double dog dare you to try to keep a straight face!

A small black Lab puppy stands on top of a large rock facing a more fully grown chocolate Lab who has its front paws up on the rock. The chocolate Lab is yawning widely with its mouth just inches from the black Lab’s face. The black Lab looks up into the other dog’s mouth. Both dogs are wearing Seeing Eye puppy vests.

Seeing Eye graduate Susan poses for a portrait with her new yellow Lab Seeing Eye dog Goldy. Susan’s head is tilted back and up as Goldy turns to lick her face.

A black Lab, a golden retriever, and a chocolate Lab all hold different parts of the same red rubbery toy. The black Lab grabs the left side of the toy from under the golden retriever holding the center of the toy. The chocolate Lab holds the toy on the right side. The black Lab's angle makes for a not so picture perfect photo of dogs holding onto the same toy.

A small yellow Lab puppy is cradled in a person’s arms like a baby. The photo is taken from one side, so the puppy’s head is farthest from the camera and a bit out of focus. Its tail and hind legs, which are pointing up in the air, are the focal point of the photo.

A chocolate Lab wearing a Seeing Eye harness sits looking off to the right on a brick pathway. A small black Lab puppy wearing a green Seeing Eye bandana is seated beside it, leaning back to gently bite the handle of the bigger dog’s harness.

A group of yellow Lab puppies are in their pen at the Breeding Station. One puppy has their paws on the clear plastic divided at the entrance, three sit politely, and one lies on a small orange plastic slide. Unfortunately, one pup doesn't realize just how close the plastic divider is and accidentally smooshes his face against the plastic and is seen with one eye closed and a pushed-back snout.

Seeing Eye graduate Jeffrey poses for a photo in front of a blueish backdrop with his yellow Lab Seeing Eye dog, Archie, for their new portrait. Rather than look straight towards the camera, Archie turns and licks the face of Jeffrey.

A yellow Lab is shown from behind, reaching head first into a plastic toy chest in an outdoor play yard at The Seeing Eye kennels.

A fully grown German shepherd in harness sits on a brick pathway, looking at the camera with its mouth open and tongue hanging out. A small German shepherd puppy wearing a green Seeing Eye bandana sits beside the bigger dog. The puppy is looking up at the bigger dog, with its mouth and eyes wide open in a goofy expression.

Two small yellow Lab puppies are held together in someone’s arms. Their faces are squished together. The puppy on the right has its head lifted, its nose pointed upward, which is pulling the side of the other puppy’s face upward too.

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