Upside Down Dog Of The Week – Moose

Published A Few Days Ago

Meet Moose, the winner of Upsidedowndog.com’s Upside Down Dog of the Week. He is a 1-year-old Chocolate Labrador Retriever from Quebec, Canada. His owner Grace says: “Moose is the happiest little hunter there is. He just finished a year of retriever training and he will go bird hunting this fall. We never thought we would let our pup near the couch but this is his reward when he works hard and man does he love the couch. Can you tell?”

Congrats to our winner, Moose! Check back next week for another hilarious Upside Down Dog!

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