Wall art...or puppy in trouble?

At first this looks like a clever piece of art, but it is really Rebel, an 8-month-old German Shepherd puppy, who got his head stuck in an 18-inch-thick wall while his owner was gone.The story

A couple of years ago Angel, a four-month-old puppy, got her head stuck in a wall. The story

Both problems had happy endings when professional animal rescuers were able to release them. Of course they had to take these embarrassing pictures first.

Both puppies were German Shepherds.

Coincidence?

Comments

[gus, louie and callie]

Oh we are so happy they are ok...

Big Sloppy Kisses
Gus, Louie and Callie

[jackie]

Dexter says dogs are dumb..

[phoenix limo]

Sooooooooo cute!

[Sherry in MT]

GSD puppies, not the only ones with those long noses and narrow heads. Gets em in all kinds of trouble! :) Do you suppose those photos will haunt them the rest of their lives? LOL

[Tammy]

Poor pups! I'm glad they were OK!

[cube]

The Rebel story made me think of my shepherd. I can't even imagine how hard it must've been to pull that giant triangular head out of that tiny hole!

I'm glad both pups were rescued.

[Jimmy]

Ab & Em say it's another good reason to stay with the smushed faced breeds!!!!

[Dixie the Poodle]

Thows Jerman Sheperds do the krayzyest fings to get atenshun. Embarasing fings ownly hapen wen sumwuns got a kamra

[trueimage]

poor puppies, too curious?

[Metal Wall Art]

It's so good to hear that the puppies were alright. They are so cute.

[Metal Wall Art]

This wall art is very creative. The dog is looks like a real one, but it's fake. People would afraid to see this thing especially when they don't know that this is only a wall art. Some would think the dog is can do a magic trick, but actually it's not.

[party bags]

Good thing they ended up happily. At first, I was worried about their situation.

[Double Glazing]

Ohhh, I don't like this wall art, I don't want to see those puppies in trouble, they should be loved.