Strap what appears to be a giant ball on your back and go for a long walk. Chances are, you'll wind up with a dog following you. That's just common sense. So when a map view worker put on their backpack with its orb of cameras at the top to capture the walking paths of an island in South Korea, they probably weren't surprised to find they had an adorable stalker. The results are over 1,000 images of the island of Jukdo featuring a delighted Golden Retriever. Jukdo Island: a scenic and eco-rich paradise This Golden Retriever followed a Google Map Snapper and appeared in over 1000 photos by u/-TheMidpoint- ininterestingasfuck Situated just off South Korea’s coast, Jukdo Island is known for its scenic coastline and eco-rich environment, making it a popular destination for tourists who arrive by daily ferry service. Jukdo’s landscapes, already a treat, become even more delightful when accompanied by the golden retriever, who seemed determined to keep the photographer company at every stop. The internet can’t get enough of this Golden Retriever Reddit user TheMidpoint shared the story on r/interestingasf***, where it quickly went viral with more than 90,000 upvotes in just a few hours. The heartwarming thread struck a chord with other Reddit users. eisme reminisced, “I had a lab who was like this Golden. He would follow anyone, anywhere. He figured everyone loved him like we did. He was right.” "Golden having his golden moment. ? ? ?" — **717_valkyrie** TikTok users were just as enchanted by the canine travel companion. A video on the platform wracked up over half a million likes, with one user, αмєℓια, calling it “the most golden retriever thing ever.” Just the latest in a long line of scene-stealing critters The scene-stealing Golden of Jukdo is among the most recent in a long line of photogenic animals ready for their close-ups. Dixie the fox might just be the most notorious thief on the internet, with a hilarious viral video showing her snagging her owner’s phone and sprinting off, trying to bury it along the way. Posted by SaveAFox, the video has racked up over 16 million views, thanks to Dixie’s playful—and oddly cinematic—antics. Fans of the video were quick to admire Dixie’s “cinematography skills,” joking that her escape feels like a Disney chase scene. One commenter even wrote, “I’m amazed at how we got three different angles when Dixie was running away with the phone ?.” In another viral video that captured the hearts of Reddit’s r/MadeMeSmile community, a dog owner decided to get creative by strapping a camera to a stick and giving it to his pup, giving the world a new “dog POV” experience. The results? Pure canine charm. Viewers got to see a dog's-eye view of the world—scenes of scampering, sniffing, and, of course, curious pauses for squirrels—all from the perspective of a four-legged friend on an adventure. The Reddit post earned over 19,000 upvotes, as viewers praised the joyful simplicity captured in the video. MAN GIVES CAMERA TO HIS DOG AND CREATES THE GREATEST DOG POV VIDEO IN HISTORY by inMadeMeSmile The comments were flooded with praise, with one Redditor writing, “Could literally be having the worst day ever, watch a dog video like this, and I suddenly get reset for the rest of the day. Dogs are such a blessing.” "The dog has a face like, 'what am I supposed to do with this?!'" — @PeacefulCouch Another commenter joked that the dog’s expression when handed the camera was priceless, saying, “They know it’s not something to be in their mouth but then realize it’s okay.” Through this adorable POV video, it’s easy to see why dogs continue to be some of the internet’s favorite scene-stealers. via GIPHY Whether it’s a Golden Retriever in South Korea, a clever fox on a mission to hide a phone, or a camera-toting pup capturing the world from their view, these moments are reminders of the simple joy animals bring to our lives. In a world that can feel chaotic, a dose of humor and heart from our furry friends has a way of connecting us all, one adorable adventure at a time. And who knows? The next viral pet star might be right around the corner—or maybe just wagging its tail in your own backyard.

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