The premise is simple: find interesting dog photos online & create fake  “Lost Dog” posters.

A few points to note before continuing:

• None of these dogs are actually lost
• All of these dogs have happy, loving homes
• None of the photos have been manipulated
• No offense intended towards dogs used or their owners

Without further adieu… have you seen my dog?

He may be better off if you keep him…

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Good news! The manslaughter charges were reduced to necrophilia and solicitation of a prostitute.

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DO NOT APPROACH CUDDLES.

I CANNOT STRESS THAT STRONGLY ENOUGH.

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Hopefully Gizmo has “gone to a better place”.

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Sir Barksalot, we miss you dearly.

Lenny, please forget where we live.

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May I suggest a properly-built electro-titanium fence next time?

Shall I continue?

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