Say “Cheese!” Meet Alex, our Upside Down Dog of the Week from Upsidedowndogs.com. Alex is a 5-year-old male Bullmastiff from Saltdal, Norway. Here’s what his owner Laila has to say about him:
“Every night around 22:00 he turns upside down. When we wake up at 07:00 he turns back again. He gives us a laugh every day 🙂
Thanks for making us laugh Alex! Come back next Tuesday to see a new Upside Down Dog of the Week.
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