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Amazing midair dog leaps captured by claudio piccoli
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Amazing Midair Dog Leaps Captured by Claudio Piccoli

Aren’t dogs amazing? There’s always something more we can learn from them, be inspired by, or just laugh about.

In terms of their agility, some dogs can go to superhero lengths to catch balls and frisbees, and make it look effortless.

Photographer Claudio Piccoli has mastered this as an art, and has incredible images of dogs captures mid-leap.

Below are just a few of our favorites, showcasing the determination, athleticism, and sheer willpower of these furry companions.

See more of Piccoli’s work on his website.

Images © Copyright Claudio Piccoli.

A black and white dog leaping mid-air while catching a frisbee in its mouth against a blurred background.
A fluffy dog leaping over a branch on a forest floor, with a blurred warm background.
Amazing midair dog leaps captured by claudio piccoli
A black and white dog leaping over a moss-covered log in a softly blurred forest setting.
A black dog leaping over a fallen log in a blurred forest background.
A dog leaps through the air to catch a flying frisbee while a person crouches down, reaching for another frisbee on the ground.
A dog jumping to catch a flying frisbee while a person reaches out to throw another frisbee on a sandy beach.
A black and white border collie leaps in mid-air to catch a red frisbee, showcasing excitement and agility against a blurred green background.
A dog leaping through the air while catching a red frisbee against a blurred background.
A dog mid-leap, catching a frisbee with an enthusiastic expression, showcasing its agility and athleticism against a blurred green background.
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7 Comments

  1. BJL

    Oh, what beautiful doggins!!! And the photos aren’t bad either.

  2. vadrake

    Shows the super power of dogs to try with every atom to achieve the goal of catching the prey! Beauty!

  3. cacoethes

    Makes me wonder what my frisbee dog would have looked like in one of these shots. “Hudson,” you were The Best Dog in the Multiverse. And a damn good frisbee dog.

  4. Paul Kearns

    Brilliant…. timed to perfection

  5. Suzie

    Always a joy to see such incredible talent, from photographers and animals!

  6. Reginald Bortflahr

    Great shots!
    Great dogs!
    Excellent photographer.

  7. Allison

    Awesome, I’m not a dog person but these photos are amazing. Thank you for showing me what wonderful creatures these are.

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