Life With Dogs: Puppy Kindergarten Photos Of Sleeping Dogs Are Art

I already follow so many dog accounts on Instagram, but that doesn’t mean I’m not constantly ready to follow some more. Hopefully you feel that way too and are prepared for an amazing collection of doggie photography.

A puppy kindergarten in Gyeonggi-do, South Korea absolutely mastered the art of photographing dog nap time. The Puppy Spring regularly posts pictures of dogs sleeping soundly, tucked in the cutest little matching beds on Instagram.

The pictures are all adorable, but what’s even more amazing is the fact that all these dogs go down at the same time. We can’t see the process behind the photo shoots, but the results are certainly amazing.

Puppy Spring is run by a certified professional dog behavior expert. It’s not your average day care. As they write on their website, Puppy Spring is “a systematic professional dog kindergarten program.”

“It is a specialized dog kindergarten that does not run in parallel with a dog training center, dog cafe, or animal hospital. Each child’s trivial behavior and condition are carefully recorded.”

A representative from the facility told Bored Panda that Puppy Spring serves young people too.

“There are reservations for 30 dogs each day. We also operate as a play center where children can come in to relax.”

When the pups are tired of playing with other dogs and kids, they have a joint nap time. And who wouldn’t want to photograph that again and again and again?

They all look so happy and comfy! An Bo-ra, a trainer at Puppy Spring, says the dogs benefit from socializing games and activities. Classes for the doggie students include scent training and obedience training. And of course there’s plenty of play time.

“The reason some pet owners take their puppies here is that they do not have much time taking care of these little ones, so dogs have to be at home alone for a long time. But here, they can play with other dog friends.”

A monthly fee at this puppy kindergarten costs anywhere from $210 to $670 U.S. dollars, varying based on your dog’s age and how long their stay or class schedule is. Obviously many pet parents find this a worthy expense. Anyone with a pup at Puppy Spring gets training updates and photographs sent to them.

Like I said, you’ll want to follow their account on Instagram to spice up your feed with adorable sleepy puppy pics. Even I couldn’t resist dropping just one more in here.