Some things are so joyful, they put a smile on everyone’s faces. A baby’s first laugh, finding money in a coat pocket, the first snowfall of the season, that first sip of a good cup of cocoa, the opening shots of your favorite film, the smell of crunching leaves in the fall, when your favorite song comes on the radio. And of course, a puppy playing in a meadow of flowers. However, in these three photos, the pups are hiding among the plants. How long will it take for you to spot them?
Picture #1 A Pup in a Field of Flowers
Such a pretty image of a daisy field, no? But there is an adorable dog hiding among them. Can you spot it? Here’s where’s it’s hiding:
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Picture #2 A Lab in a Grassy Meadow
There are no flowers to hide among here, only tall wheat-like grass, with homes and mountains in the background. But that won’t stop this dog from trying to vanish. Can you find him? Here’s his location:
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Picture #3 Eddie Hides Among the Flowers
This pretty picture has an adorable story behind it: Mike Simcox took this picture a few years ago of his pet dog, Eddie, hiding in his flower garden. Can you spot the pup? Simcox explains his pet’s timid nature and affinity for hiding. “Although he is a Staffie, he can be quite nervous and most of the time he has a slightly scared look on his face. He has an extreme dislike of loud noises, especially fireworks and thunder. During storms in the past, he has gone upstairs and hid in the shower cubicle.“
Did you spot Eddie among the flowers? Here is where the dog was hiding:
Simcox explains the scene behind the photo. “My mum and I were watering the garden when she spotted him peeping out from behind the flowers. She said you should take a photo and see if people could spot him, so I did. There was a really threatening-looking cloud above me at the time so it’s possible Eddie could hear thunder and decided to hide, although why he decided to hide outside and not in the house I couldn’t say.” [1]
Bonus Photo of Eddie Because He’s So Cute!
Plants that are dangerous for dogs
While these photos are absolutely precious, keep in mind that some flowers are actually dangerous for pets. So keep this in mind when choosing plants for your garden. These dangerous flowers include:
- Morning glories
- Daffodils
- Tulips
- Lily of the Valley
- Milkweed
- Day Lily [2]
- Butterfly Iris
- Autumn Crocus
- Begonia
- Oleander
- Azalea
- Sago Palm
- Tomato plants
- Aloe Vera
- Ivy
- Amaryllis
- Gladiola
- American Holly
- Baby’s Breath [3]
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Sources
- “Can you find the pooch perfectly hidden among the flowers in its owner’s garden?” The Sun. Carl Stroud. July 13, 2018
- “11 Common Flowers That are Actually Dangerous for Pets.” Family Handyman. Rachel Brougham. September 16, 2021
- “The 16 Most Common Poisonous Plants for Dogs.” CCSPCA. January 26, 2017
