Woman Shares Photos Of A Police Officer Taking Selfies With His Service Dog, And He Replies By Posting The Selfies He Took
A police officer and his service dog turned an ordinary break into something far more charming. One quick selfie, then another, and suddenly the pair had people smiling across social media.
Gina Anzaldua Stevenson spotted the moment and shared it in Facebook’s Dogspotting Society, where the photos quickly took off. The officer, Andre Cloyd, later answered by posting his own selfies with Zigi, his K9 partner in Dallas, Texas.
It is a small scene, but it says a lot about the bond between handlers and working dogs. Read on.
A woman noticed a police officer taking selfies with his service dog and shared them on Facebook
What caught her eye wasn’t just the fact that the two were taking selfies, but that the police officer was showing each photo to the dog after taking it, as if he were asking the dog if it liked the picture. Gina Anzaldua Stevenson shared these adorable photos in Facebook’s “Dogspotting Society” group, where they garnered 60k likes and 47k shares.
As the post went viral and people's reactions flooded the comment section, it didn’t take long for the police officer in question to notice it. He responded in the best possible way, Andre Cloyd shared the selfies he took with his dog, Zigi. This young man works as a police officer in Dallas, Texas, and he captured a couple of adorable pictures with his K9 colleague while they were on a break.
The policeman then countered by sharing the selfies.
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