6 Canine Lovers Reveal True Meaning Behind Dog's Guilty Face When Caught In Act

A loveable goofy boy who has perfected the art of holding things
Meet the adorable boxer Dozer, also known as Derzer, Dohdies, D, and Dozy, for a joyful and cheerful pick-me-up. He is a cute, goofy youngster who has mastered the skill of holding objects, and he is a local legend in Perth, Western Australia, where he was born.
This dog will actually pick up anything and everything you show him and try his best to cradle it delicately in his amazing jowls. Then, as if it were the world's most valuable prize, he will sit with it for hours at a time.
And who are we to pass judgment on Dozer? Since the photographer also shoots pets, when he came to see me for his most recent portrait, a few of his favorite "things" had to come along as well.
Dozer has other talents as well, including leaning on people, hugging, and offering his hair to everyone he encounters. Now who says that dogs aren't the greatest?
The photographer also made sure to add a disclaimer, and here it goes: All of Dozer's items are given to him under strict supervision and under the watchful eye of his human Vickie.
Keep scrolling to see this adorable dog happily holding different items in its mouth.
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The photographer has this to say about the dog:
"I first photographed Dozer when he was a tiny puppy so have known him how whole life. He is a sweet boy with a playful personality who is loyal to his family and friends. It’s always fun photographing Dozer as he loves being in front of the camera."
My lifelong love of animals came well before my love of photography and began during my formative years in outback Australia where my father was a sheep shearer and wool valuer. As an only child, my constant companions were my dogs, guinea pigs, horses, rabbits and bottle-fed lambs.
My family had a great regard for Australian wildlife and I often helped my mother rescue and care for a wide array of injured kangaroo joeys, birds and other creatures until they could be released back into their natural habitat.
While the photographer's passion is animal charity work, they view pet photography as their day job.
Philanthropy is a huge part of my business philosophy and one of my driving passions. I work pro bono with dozens of animal rescue charities, sanctuaries or shelters, by providing images, sponsorship and conducting major fundraising projects every year.
Every charity project the photographer undertakes is about improving the lives of animals. Knowing that they can help make a difference to the lives of rescue animals is a huge motivation.
The right image viewed by the right person can mean a dog is re-homed, a donation is made, or the media will run a story that increases awareness or raises public concern for a cause that directly affects the welfare of the animal.