‘Dogspotting’ Is A Group Where People Share Only The Best Unexpected Encounters With Dogs (50 New Pics)

Interestingly enough, you don’t necessarily have to share a photo or a video of random dogs on ‘Dogspotting,’ even though these two forms of content make up the majority of posts. The team running the project also allows ‘text spots’ where you describe your experience meeting a strange dog. You can also opt for ‘art spots’ where you let your inner creative animal loose and do an artistic rendering of the dog you spotted. It all depends on your imagination!

After seeing all of these wonderful dog photos, odds are that you might be thinking about adopting a pet (or two, or three!) from your local animal shelter. That's a wonderful thing to do! However, you have to make sure that you're ready to give your new best friend the forever home that it deserves. Think about the practical side of things. It's not just shelter and food that you'll have to offer your pooch; you'll also have to cover its medical bills, take it for walks, and give it a lot of love and attention.

It's essential that you take good care of your doggy pal's health. That includes regularly seeing your vet, making sure that your pooch is all up to date with its shots, and that you're feeding it the diet that it needs. While diet is more important for cats, dogs are more like humans: it's important to control how much and what they eat, but they need plenty of exercise, too. Walking your doggo is a great, quick, and easy way to keep you both active.

Which photos did you love the most, dear Pandas? How do you react when you spot a cute doggo on the street? Are there any friendly animals living in your neighborhood? We’d love to hear from you, so don’t be shy, drop by the comment section.

We are massive fans of the ‘Dogspotting’ project here at Bored Panda. If you’d love to see some more awesome dog pics, check out our earlier articles right here, here, and here.