10 dogs who just love soaking up the summer sunshine
Everyone’s flocking to catch the rays, and dogs aren’t about to be left out!
It’s that time of year. With the sun making presence known, everyone’s flocking to the beach, parks, their gardens, or a spare patch of ground in order to catch the rays.
While we’ve become accustomed to cats doing their best to catch the rays, dogs are determined not to be left out of the action.
As dog owners will know, many dogs love nothing more than to lie out in the sun and catch up on their tanning time.
And as you will see from the upcoming photos, they are not shy to pose for the camera when such a need arises. Or maybe they’re just too relaxed/can’t be bothered to move. Ah well, who can blame them…
10 dogs in the sun
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Don’t worry, these two dogs aren't playing dead. They’re simply seizing the day – or rather, the chance to catch the rays.
Must get every inch of skin evenly tanned - don’t want tanlines, after all.
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If you’re going to stay out in the sun, make sure you stay hydrated. This very good girl clearly knows this.
Why settle down on any one of the comfortable-looking pieces of furniture when you could spread yourself across some nice hard decking?
You can see the logic: climbing up onto the table gets you that bit closer to the sun. Make him President.
Admittedly this pic is a bit blurry, but only because the cloud of smug emanating from this pup seems to be obscuring things a bit.
Why leave the house when there is a perfectly rectangular piece of sunlight that almost precisely fits your body shape? Exactly, case closed.
The phrase, ‘let it all hang out’ has never been more literal.
Get a good old wheeze on those rays…
Steve writes and proofreads buying guides, news stories and advice for Pets Radar, drawing on his lifelong experience as a pet owner. Currently sharing his house with two cats and a dog, he draws on the many highs and occasional lows of pet ownership he has borne witness to in his writing. He has worked in publishing for 15 years as an editor, sub editor and writer on a range of titles, such as SciFiNow, How It Works, All About History, Real Crime and Horrorville. You can follow him on Twitter @stevewright22