【????? ?????? ??????? ???? ??????】Today's challenge: Find the dog lurking in these picturesque cabin photos

On Monday,????? ?????? ??????? ???? ?????? Redditor SeeYourGypsy bestowed upon the internet a fun new game: Find the Dog.

It all started when her father-in-law sent her photos of the cabin her family stayed in over the weekend — which doubled as the perfect photobombing space for their Australian Shepherd.

Now, we must locate that dog. It is our collective duty as the internet.

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Good luck, internet. Welcome to Find the Dog.

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