50 Comments on “There is a Dog Cleverly Hidden in This Picture!”

1. Surely a shot of Ayers Rock?

2. And the DoggieStealth Program suffers another setback.

3. Is it behind the large dog-shaped object in the foreground?

4. Can’t be Ayers Rock, at least not from yesterday. William and Kate aren’t out in front of it.

5. It took a while, but I got it. There’s a blade of grass a little left of center, and a bit over two thirds of the way down, which stands out more clearly than a lot of the others, because the background is darker. That background appears to actually be a dog!

6. I think the dog is under that tree way back on the right.

   What? In the center foreground, you say? No no, that’s Scalzi. It’s early spring, so he hasn’t finished shedding his winter coat yet.

7. .
   ANTONY
   Sometimes we see a cloud that’s dragonish,
   A vapor sometime like a bear or lion,
   A towered citadel, a pendant rock,
   A forkèd mountain, or blue promontory
   With trees upon ’t that nod unto the world
   And mock our eyes with air. Thou hast seen these signs.
   They are black vesper’s pageants.
   [ Antony and Cleopatra, Act 4, Scene 14]

8. There appears to be a building in the distance on the far right. Is the dog in there?

9. What, is the dog behind the dog?

10. This isn’t one of those Flash Screamer thingies, is it? (hides behind couch)

11. I’m sorry. I can’t get past the well-groomed yard. Seems most writers I know have lawns that look like an African savannah.

12. Amazing how they blend in with their surroundings; make’s ’em very difficult to hunt…

13. I feel so stupid. I can’t find the dog. All I see is Daisy.

    Oh wait.

    Shit. *facepalm*

14. More dog, cat and bacon pictures, please. The world cannot get enough of them, especially bacon.

15. Hiding under the bear in the foreground??

16. Reblogged this on teenstodayproject.

17. Hmm… Can’t find the dog, but I did find Waldo.

18. That dog looks very sad. Tell he she’s good for gosh sakes!!

19. My dog is almost that good at hiding.

20. Daisy Dog Isle in a sea of green.

21. great pic as always John

22. See, on the internet no one knows. That’s why we can’t recognize her!

23. A Colorado pooch: Canis Grassis!

24. The photo and entry also work very well if replace ‘dog’ with its ananym.

25. Mrs JR laughed out loud. Very funny. U goofballs!

26. The cloud in the upper-left corner is vaguely dog-shaped.

27. You don’t fool me, Scalzi. This is obviously a cat in a bacon-scented dog suit.

28. Just a tiny hint?

29. seems relevant. And the practice will help you with Scalzi’s puzzler.

30. First thing I thought was “That’s Uluru – can grass even grow there?” :)

    (Uluru is its proper name, not Ayer’s Rock, dual-name system or no dual-name system.)

31. Damn that is some good camouflage!

32. Pretty. Did you boost the saturation in the image a bit, or is that natural Ohio grass and sky?

33. I’m kind of envious of her : D . . .This is a beautiful picture!

34. Dog? That’s a lump of despondence. Poor, poor poochy. She looks so sad.

    It’s a nice picture.

35. Sweet girl!

36. Is this one of those magic eye things, I never could get the hang of those.

37. I also have to say, reading JS’s blog daily for a long time now, all of his animals are enormously fat. If you make a personal decision to be fat, fine, so be it. But.. really, no reason for a perfectly nice and healthy looking dog to be 50 lbs overweight. He’s a dog. He’s designed to run. He’s designed to be muscular and lean. It’s AGAINST SCIENCE TO STUFF A DOG SO FULL ALL IT CAN DO IS SIT AND SLEEP.

38. Dog? What dog, Scalzi? I don’t see any dog – just a big Wheat-colored lump in the middle of your image.

    Actually, I think your Congressional Rep, John Boehner, has that same expression on his face these days, too. Only in your dog’s case, it’s kind of cute, actually….

    Maybe you should run her for his seat?

39. In less political news – did you Photoshop that, use digital filtering, or go old-school analog filter? That’s a very pleasing color palette….

40. I see her! Right behind the big fur mountain!

41. I see her to the left I think. She’s 35 feet tall, very skinny, and waving her 100 arms at us.

42. Ah ha! I just spent an hour trying to find the dog, and then my took one look and told me it was a 3D stereogram. If you defocus your eyes, there’s a dog jumping out from the screen. Pretty cool actually.

43. Shocking as this may seem, dpmaine, some dogs are female. This one, for example. There are relatively few male dogs named Daisy. The female pronoun is used in the OP, in fact.

    Only you would bring that sort of comment into a thread like this one. I guess we have to routinely expect that from you and your fellow Daysies. #SWIDT

44. dpmaine:

    She, actually.

    She’s also part mastiff, which accounts for much of her bulky design. Even “lean” she still looks thick and huge.

    For that matter, none of the cats are in the least bit overweight, according to our vet. Two of them are longhairs, however, which makes them look bulkier than they might otherwise (Lopsided Cat is also just plain large for a cat).

    So, yeah, no.

    Xopher:

    Calm, please.

45. Yeah, OK.

    So when the longhairs say “I’m not fat, I’m fluffy,” they have the vet to back them up.

    I must say, I love that.

46. Xopher @5:07:

    One of the longhairs can even reply to the “I’m not fat, I’m fluffy” with “I’m not fat, I’m Ghlaghghee!”

    (before testing her claws on whoever was foolish enough to displease Mighty She)

47. Oh, man. I just left that on the table, didn’t I? Congratulations on picking it up. I’ll enjoy it while I do my time for Punster Malpractice.

48. If you examine the picture very carefully you can see that at the extreme right edge in the far distance.is a house. If you look closely at the house you can see a window. If you examine that window even more closely you can see a doggie in that window.

49. Zetopan, if you look even closer can you see a pricetag? Or do you have to go in and ask the famous question?

50. Oh dear oh dear. My office and I spent twenty minutes today looking for the dog… Are you sure you framed the photo right? It’s okay to admit it. I cut things/people/animals out of my pics by mistake ALL the time.