Canis Minor shoots for the sky

Discover why this dog's incredible ability proves that a dog can fly, bringing joy and wonder to Caturday celebrations!

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My dog can fly.

Can yours?

Yeah, I know it's Caturday, but every dog has her weekend, right? Photo by Chris Setter.

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