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This dog greedily collects the scritch tax from the geologists
This dog is trying to convince this person to let him drive the ATV, however due to questions raised about their driving credentials, we refused
We have another dog collecting scritch taxes from our geologists, despite ACGL paying their scritch tax earlier in this expedition
This dog just got off a 12 hour shift and wants to know where their pup-cup is
The person in this photo is an expert in giving dog pats. Local dogs will flock to this person begging for the good pats
This dog saw a geologist and knew it could get scritches
This dog looks a little different from the other dogs we saw so far and we can’t quite put our finger on it
This dog told us they were the town’s sherrif, but refused to show their badge when asked
This puppy was very happy and loves the person holding them
This dog did not seem very friendly or interested in our geologists
Nanook here giving the crew a run down on how to track the buoys they are about to deploy
This dog is the site supervisor. It decided to come over to help out with equipment handling
Seems like we just missed whatever big dog left these behind
This dog claims to have seen bigfoot, but no one believes them
This dog really enjoyed playing in the water, but it did not seem very interested in our geologists
This dog LOVES geologists
Nanook is instructing the crew on how to operate some of the Sikuliaq’s machinery
If these paw prints remain undisturbed for a long time, they might become trace fossils
There are two wolves inside of you. One wants to nap and the other wants to disrupt the function.
This dog likes to supervise people working on their computers. It has nothing to contribute to their work, it just likes feeling included.
This dog is trying to convince this person to let him drive the ATV, however due to questions raised about their driving credentials, we refused
We have another dog collecting scritch taxes from our geologists, despite ACGL paying their scritch tax earlier in this expedition
This dog just got off a 12 hour shift and wants to know where their pup-cup is
The person in this photo is an expert in giving dog pats. Local dogs will flock to this person begging for the good pats
This dog saw a geologist and knew it could get scritches
This dog looks a little different from the other dogs we saw so far and we can’t quite put our finger on it
This dog told us they were the town’s sherrif, but refused to show their badge when asked
This puppy was very happy and loves the person holding them
This dog did not seem very friendly or interested in our geologists
Nanook here giving the crew a run down on how to track the buoys they are about to deploy
This dog is the site supervisor. It decided to come over to help out with equipment handling
Seems like we just missed whatever big dog left these behind
This dog claims to have seen bigfoot, but no one believes them
This dog really enjoyed playing in the water, but it did not seem very interested in our geologists
This dog LOVES geologists
Nanook is instructing the crew on how to operate some of the Sikuliaq’s machinery
If these paw prints remain undisturbed for a long time, they might become trace fossils
There are two wolves inside of you. One wants to nap and the other wants to disrupt the function.
This dog likes to supervise people working on their computers. It has nothing to contribute to their work, it just likes feeling included.
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