widget/exchange-29
widget/exchange-30widget/exchange-33
widget/exchange-31
News /

Kaylee’s ‘fluke’ dog photo becomes online hit

Kaylee's striking picture of her seven dogs. Photo: Kaylee Robertson

A CHANCE photo taken by a Shetland dog enthusiast of her seven canines at a beach has become something of a hit online.

After having her well-trained pets pose for a photo in front of the shore at the Burra beach – a feat in itself – Kaylee Robertson took a picture by chance of her six Shetland sheepdogs and Alaskan Klee Kai all with one paw out as they started to set off again.

The picture was posted online on a Facebook page set up to promote Shetland and its scenery, with the striking image attracting a lot of attention.

“It was an absolute fluke. I had them lined up for a picture, then when I gave the command to ‘release’ them I pressed the shutter and the photo was taken,” Robertson said.

“I didn’t even look at it until I got home where I then burst out laughing seeing it for the first time. It has however inspired me to try more shots like these because they look really good.”

Keep Shetland’s news open to everyone

Your membership helps us report the stories that matter to Shetland — and keep them free for everyone to read.

Become a member
 
Categories
widget/exchange-62widget/newsletter_form_widget-3widget/exchange-64widget/pd_widget-6widget/exchange-63widget/exchange-54widget/pd_widget-8widget/exchange-55widget/pd_widget-9widget/exchange-56

JavaScript Required

We're sorry, but Shetland News isn't fully functional without JavaScript enabled.
Head over to the help page for instructions on how to enable JavaScript on your browser.

Interested in Notifications?

Get notifications from Shetland News for important and breaking news.
You can unsubscribe at any time.

Interested in Notifications?

You can install the Shetland News app on your device, simply tap and then 'Add to Home Screen'.

Loading the app will allow you to accept notifications.

Help keep Shetland’s news open to everyone

Good local journalism takes time, care and people on the ground. Membership helps us keep reporting the stories that matter to Shetland — and keep them free for everyone to read. Members get a weekly newsletter created especially for them, local ads only, and can bookmark stories and join the conversation in the comments.

Keep Shetland’s news open to everyone

Your membership helps us report the stories that matter to Shetland — and keep them free for everyone to read.

Become a member